Perhaps I'm misunderstanding your question.
You can certainly change the IP address that your computer (the DNS client)
is pointing to for DNS (primary and secondary) manually in your TCP/IP
settings.
If you're changing the IP address of your DNS servers, you will need to
update the clients to point to the correct DNS server.
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: can i change ip of secondary domain server? should i change its ip in dns
: manually? maybe its stupid question but i havent got possibilities to
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: it - i just had to do it
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