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Do you want it permanent or temporary?<br />
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nslookup does temporary DNS for testing.<br />
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e.g.<br />
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NSLOOKUP<br />
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SERVER DNS1.TEST.COM
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Do you want it permanent or temporary?

nslookup does temporary DNS for testing.

e.g.

NSLOOKUP

SERVER DNS1.TEST.COM

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Otherwise:<br />
Start <br />
Control Panel<br />
Network and Sharing Center<br />
Change Adapter Settings<br />
Right Click Adapter &gt;&nbsp;Properties<br />
Select &quot;Internet Protocol Version 4&quot;<br />
Click Properties<br />
Under &quot;Use the following DNS Server Addresses&quot; change the IP to the one you want to use.<br />
Click OK<br />
Click OK
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Otherwise:
Start
Control Panel
Network and Sharing Center
Change Adapter Settings
Right Click Adapter > Properties
Select "Internet Protocol Version 4"
Click Properties
Under "Use the following DNS Server Addresses" change the IP to the one you want to use.
Click OK
Click OK

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temporary for testing purposes
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What is DNS command to resolve name using a different DNS server than the one your machine is set to? Thanks
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What is DNS command to resolve name using a different DNS server than the one your machine is set to? Thanks

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