I dial-in to Internet (through Router) and get assigned an
individual dynamic IP as well as 2 (primary and secondary) DNS server IPs.

I know how to find out my own IP.

But how do I find out the IPs of the two DNS server assigned by the provider?

Ken

Ken Philips wrote:
> I dial-in to Internet (through Router) and get assigned an
> individual dynamic IP as well as 2 (primary and secondary) DNS server IPs.
>
> I know how to find out my own IP.
>
> But how do I find out the IPs of the two DNS server assigned by the provider?
>
> Ken
>
You should have directions from your router manufacturer on how to
connect to it with IE. You type in like 192.168.1.1 or such. See
your manual.
Once there, the manual should also tell you how to log in. If some
tech installed it and change the master password, which he should have,
and he should have told you, then you have it written down.

Once you log in, the router stats are available to you.

But the DNS the router uses is also the DNS you have in your internet
connection properties. You both use the same DNS usually.

Ken Philips wrote:
> I dial-in to Internet (through Router) and get assigned an
> individual dynamic IP as well as 2 (primary and secondary) DNS
> server IPs.
>
> I know how to find out my own IP.
>
> But how do I find out the IPs of the two DNS server assigned by the
> provider?

Start button --> RUN --> type in:

cmd /k ipconfig /all

--> Click ok.

All that information should be in there.

--
Shenan Stanley
MS-MVP
--
How To Ask Questions The Smart Way
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html

Start/Run/cmd.exe
At the command prompt enter: ipconfig /all

JS

"Ken Philips" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:47f141d1$0$23688$(E-Mail Removed)...
>I dial-in to Internet (through Router) and get assigned an
> individual dynamic IP as well as 2 (primary and secondary) DNS server IPs.
>
> I know how to find out my own IP.
>
> But how do I find out the IPs of the two DNS server assigned by the
> provider?
>
> Ken
>

"Ken Philips" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:47f141d1$0$23688$(E-Mail Removed)...
> I dial-in to Internet (through Router) and get assigned an
> individual dynamic IP as well as 2 (primary and secondary) DNS
> server IPs.
>
> I know how to find out my own IP.
>
> But how do I find out the IPs of the two DNS server assigned by the
> provider?
>
> Ken
>

Run 'ipconfig /all' in a DOS shell.

Hi
For what purpose you need this info?
The provider usually provide a DNS server and there is Nothing concerning
this server that is under your control.
Alternatively you can assign a manual DNS sever i9n the Router using a
Public DNS.
http://www.tech-faq.com/public-dns-servers.shtml
Jack (MVP-Networking).


"Ken Philips" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
news:47f141d1$0$23688$(E-Mail Removed)...
>I dial-in to Internet (through Router) and get assigned an
> individual dynamic IP as well as 2 (primary and secondary) DNS server IPs.
>
> I know how to find out my own IP.
>
> But how do I find out the IPs of the two DNS server assigned by the
> provider?
>
> Ken
>

On Mar 31, 2:56*pm, ke...@yahoo.ca (Ken Philips) wrote:
> I dial-in to Internet (through Router) and get assigned an
> individual dynamic IP as well as 2 (primary and secondary) DNS server IPs.
>
> I know how to find out my own IP.
>
> But how do I find out the IPs of the two DNS server assigned by the provider?
>
> Ken

The should extremely easy. You have a "working" router which connects
correctly to your service provider. Most of the routers I seen / used
all have a connection status page.