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My company uses a managed instance of OpenStack. I am NOT an administrator on this instance. There is functionality that OpenStack offers behind the enable-ml2-dns configuration options, this is set in the ml2_conf.ini.

In order to enable internal DNS resolution, the user must set the enable-ml2-dnsenable-ml2-dns to True. The default value is False in order to provide backwards compatibility with existing deployments.

Is it possible to find out this setting without being an administrator?

My company uses a managed instance of OpenStack. I am NOT an administrator on this instance. There is functionality that OpenStack offers behind the enable-ml2-dns configuration options, this is set in the ml2_conf.ini.

In order to enable internal DNS resolution, the user must set the enable-ml2-dns to True. The default value is False in order to provide backwards compatibility with existing deployments.

Is it possible to find out this setting without being an administrator?

My company uses a managed instance of OpenStack. I am NOT an administrator on this instance. There is functionality that OpenStack offers behind the enable-ml2-dns configuration options, this is set in the ml2_conf.ini.

In order to enable internal DNS resolution, the user must set the enable-ml2-dns to True. The default value is False in order to provide backwards compatibility with existing deployments.

Is it possible to find out this setting without being an administrator?

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Can I see the values set in `ml2_conf.ini` as a regular OpenStack user (non-admin)?

My company uses a managed instance of OpenStack. I am NOT an administrator on this instance. There is functionality that OpenStack offers behind the enable-ml2-dns configuration options, this is set in the ml2_conf.ini.

In order to enable internal DNS resolution, the user must set the enable-ml2-dns to True. The default value is False in order to provide backwards compatibility with existing deployments.

Is it possible to find out this setting without being an administrator?