It is critical that DNS works on your desktop to do just about anything useful. So what do you do when it doesn’t work? In my latest WindowsNetworking.com post, I cover 10 ways to troubleshoot DNS Resolution issues.
Most of us work more on a client each day than a server so it makes sense to begin learning about DNS on a client. Do you know how to find your current DNS server IP address? Let’s walk through doing this with both the command line and the graphical interface.
In part 2, let’s look at DNS from a client perspective.
Windows DNS Server is pervasive in almost every organization today. This article assumes that you know very little about Windows DNS server so we will cover the highlights of Windows DNS Server, from a beginner’s perspective.
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