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Thank you for your fast reply. Can we set up <b>a few</b> of ip/name as for DNS function in PC ? Maybe we need some software for it
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Thank you for your fast reply. Can we set up a few of ip/name as for DNS function in PC ? Maybe we need some software for it

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You want a PC as a DNS server? Not your Windows 2003 Server?
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You want a PC as a DNS server? Not your Windows 2003 Server?

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&quot;Can we set up a few of ip/name as for DNS function in PC ?&quot; <br />
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I am not sure what you're asking. &nbsp;You want a few ip addresses or name (as in hostname?) for DNS function in a PC? &nbsp;Sorry, not making sense.
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"Can we set up a few of ip/name as for DNS function in PC ?"

I am not sure what you're asking.  You want a few ip addresses or name (as in hostname?) for DNS function in a PC?  Sorry, not making sense.

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Hi Any one have an idea how to set PC as DNS server in lab network ? Thank you
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Hi Any one have an idea how to set PC as DNS server in lab network ? Thank you

How to set my own PC as dns server in lab network ?

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