DNS

  • Thread starter Thread starter mrkarma
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If your DHCP server, gives you the DNS address then you can find that out by
typing ipconfig /all at the command prompt
If DNS is set manually then check the properties of your network
connection->Right click on my network place->Properties->Properties of your
network connection->Select TCP/IP->Advanced.You should be able to see the
address of your DNS server.
 
Run
ipconfig /all

froma command line - it will show you the DNS server address, whether you
receive it through DHCP or set it statically.
 
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