DNS (Domain Name System) settings in Windows help your computer translate website names into IP addresses. However, many of us tend to use a third-party DNS, such as Google Public DNS, as it is often ...

It’s not everyday that one needs to change the DNS server on Windows 10 but it can be one of the important things that you can do if you’re having trouble browsing websites, pulling up certain ...

You can change which DNS server your devices use which could help you get a faster, more secure internet connection in the process. Reading time: Reading time 6 minutes The DNS (Domain Name System) ...

Your DNS server settings need to be changed so that it points to 138.37.216.10 and 138.37.217.10 which are the Cisco Umbrella DNS resolvers. Instructions on how to do this are below. Please select the ...

As Brien recently discovered, a glitch in Azure can cause a virtual machine to fail when it's manually configured to use a specific DNS server. Here's how the problem went down and how he fixed it.

A Domain Name System server maps host names, or domain names, to IP addresses. When a computer attempts to connect to another PC over a network using a host name, such as www.google.com, the ...

Simply download the ZIP file and double-click the application to launch it. A good feature about Public DNS Server Tool is that it’s not cluttered. Also, its simple User Interface makes the ...

I need to change the DNS servers on some 60 Macs. All the Macs are running 10.3.9. I can control them via ARD 3.1. I'd like to do a "Send UNIX Command" (or set of commands) to each Mac to change the ...

DNS, also known as Domain Name System, put simply is like a phonebook. It’s an internet system that helps your device find the location of a website by matching a domain such as Google.com into a ...

So, I am moving my domain to a new registrar and DNS host. The domain move has been initiated, but is still to go through. The domain is going from Comcast biz class to Namecheap. Is it possible for ...

Each time you open a browser and type in a web address, there’s a hidden hand sending all the information to your PC to render the page as it should. Those middle-men of your newly loaded webpage are ...