Unable to resolve server's dns

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Release: 2019-10-28 17:52:17
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Unable to resolve server's dns

1. DNS parsing exception

After opening cmd, enter nslookup to parse the command. As shown in the figure, parse it

2. Specify DNS server parsing

If you want to parse other specific records, refer to the format nslookup -qt=type target domain name

Use 114.114.114.114 DNS resolution

nslookup -qt=A www.baidu.com 114.114.114.114
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3. Modify the DNS server

Open the win10 taskbar, right-click "Open Network and Sharing Center" to enter the network settings. Click "Modify Network Adapter" on the left side

4. If the DNS cannot be resolved, there is usually a problem with the configured DNS. Or if you cannot connect to the assigned DNS, you can click on the local connection properties, find the IPV4 project, properties, and DNS settings and set them manually.

5. Multiple DNS servers

If multiple dns servers are configured, you can click Advanced Options. Click the up and down arrows to sort. You can set up domestic DNS

6. Confirm DNS configuration

After configuring, return to the command prompt window. Enter ipconfig /all to view DNS

7. Clean DNS cache

After setting up, clear the DNS cache. Enter the ipconfig /flushdns command to clean up

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