> What clients does your Xsession script run? Try disabling some of
> them.

Nothing.  Using default scripts and have no ~/.Xsession.

> Can you obtain your FQDN (e.g. with "hostname -f") without needing a
> DNS query? Some systems insist on performing an IPv6 lookup; you may
> need to add an IPv6 entry to /etc/hosts.

Yes, now I can.  I used to have the nickname second and the FQDN as the alias, but now those are swapped and the behavior is the same.  "hostname -f" returns the FQDN without triggering the router to connect.  "hostname -s" returns the nickname.

> Use tcpdump to display DNS requests, to identify exactly which domain
> is being resolved.

Still working on this.

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