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resolver
resolver
Synopsis | ||
resolver | List the DNS servers the resolver uses | |
resolver | --add | -a <ipAddr> | Add a DNS server to the resolver list |
resolver | --del | -d <ipAddr> | Remove a DNS server from the resolver list |
Details | ||
The resolver manages the list of DNS servers that the Resolver uses to resolve names of remote computers and services.
The zero argument form of resolver list the IP addresses of the DNS servers in the order that they are used. The --add form adds a DNS aerver (identified by a numeric IP address) to the front of the resolver list. The --del form removes a DNS server from the resolver list. |