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Home > Forums > MIS/IT > DNS / BIND / DHCP Issues > DNS/BIND/DHCP/WINS Issues Forum

can someone help me to find DNS ser

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arvindai (TechnicalUser)

27 May 12 2:36

can someone help me to find DNS server which is resolving the DNS names in the event the DNS I am using is not able to resovle.Is there any way I can find out what DNS server my server sends the querys to before returning the result to the requester.

nk1234 (TechnicalUser)

23 Jun 12 10:37

Try installing dig and using the +trace command. This will show you each 'hop' as you traverse the DNS tree, including where you got each answer from.

Hope this helps.

smah (MIS)

25 Jun 12 12:29

Google public DNS http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Public_DNS

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