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How I can to know my DNS server in Windows XP? In Windows 98 I used to run winipcfg, but it isn't in XP.
 
Start, run. Type in "cmd" (no quotes), enter.
Type ipconfig /all
Press enter.

There you go!
 
Hi,

Go to your start menu, and then go to run.
Then type in cmd and then hit ok.

A Command prompt will now open up.
Now at the command prompt type ipconfig /all
and you'll see all your networking information and the dns server that you
are currently using.
 
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How I can to know my DNS server in Windows XP? In
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Windows 98 I used to run winipcfg, but it isn't in XP.
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In XP you my go to a command prompt Start, Run, "cmd".
Type "ipconfig /all". This should give you all the info.
 
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