Merge pull request #1120 from david-fritz-gravwell/issue-1114

add note about gating the DNS module.

search/dns/dns.md

@@ -4,6 +4,10 @@
 The `dns` module can generate an enormous amount of network traffic to your DNS resolver. DNS resolvers may ban you if you generate too many requests in a short amount of time. 
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+```{note}
+The `dns` module will be disabled if the global configuration `Disable-Network-Script-Functions` is set to true.
+```
+
 The `dns` module is used to perform DNS lookups on hostnames and store the result in an enumerated value. The `dns` module can also perform reverse lookups on IP addresses. By default the `dns` module will perform no more than 1024 lookups in a given search. This is to prevent DNS query bursts to your resolver. The module keeps a simple least recently used (LRU) cache of results, so searches with many duplicate values may be well under the lookup limit. You can adjust this limit with the `-l` flag.
 
 The syntax simply takes one or more pairs of values, an enumerated value to perform the lookup on, and a target enumerated value to produce. For example, to perform a lookup on the EV "Computer", generating the result IP in an EV "ip":