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What is My Dns Server?

April 26, 2017DNS server

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What is My Dns Server?

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Your DNS (Domain Name System) server is the IP address assigned to your machine. It can be automatically assigned to your computer, or your ISP can give you specific DNS server addresses to enter manually. If you have a computer running Windows, you can find out your DNS server address by accessing the command window (go to your start menu, click on “run,” and type in “cmd” to access the command window) and typing “ipconfig /all” and hitting enter.