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Adding A DNS Server
DNS server addresses must be added one at a time, also using the netsh command. Here’s an example:
netsh interface add dnsserver>
Adding a DNS server
The DNS settings are listed in the correct order
Resetting And DCHP Autoconfiguration
If the configuration is once again set to automatic allocation of addresses by DHCP, the source output is set using DHCP . In this way, the IP addresses and the DNS entries are removed, and set by the server:
netsh interface ipv4 set address>
Resetting DHCP
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