Raj T
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Find out my DNS servers IP assigned by ISP
How to find the DNS IP address provided my ISP. I need this without logging into the router. I have a wireless router from that I get IP 10.10.10.2 and that is connected to the router provided my ISP. That IP is 192.168.1.1.
For my PC obviously I get 10.10.10.1 (Gateway - wireless router) as my DNS. I can get my public IP using network-tools.com kind of sites. But How I can find the DNS IP addresses assigned by ISP without logging into the router/modem. Can I get those from for DNS trace websites or by some commands from the PC inside with private IP?
For my PC obviously I get 10.10.10.1 (Gateway - wireless router) as my DNS. I can get my public IP using network-tools.com kind of sites. But How I can find the DNS IP addresses assigned by ISP without logging into the router/modem. Can I get those from for DNS trace websites or by some commands from the PC inside with private IP?
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Hypercat (Deb)
Probably going online and looking it up is going to be your best bet. A lot of ISPs publish their DNS information on their website in the Help section for their users.
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I should have mentioned the reason. I can get the information by getting into my router or calling my ISP. But I have few users in my society having trouble..When we connect to one of the other service provider for our society we get connected to their UK gateway instead of India gateway...They decided the gateway based on the DNS we are coming from not the IP we use....Now I have to collect all the DNS IP assigned by ISP for all in our society and see what is the issue...I cannot ask all of them to go to the router....I have to give some simple method.
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