how do i see my computer dns numbers?

Question

i want to see those dns numbers

Answer 1

If you're using a Windows OS, you can find out this information by simply opening up a 'command prompt' and type the command:

C:\> ipconfig /all

This will give you the information include the DNS servers currently configured/assigned.

If you're on a Unix/Linux OS, at the prompt type:

# nslookup

and when you get the '>' prompt, type:

> server

this will list all servers current configured as your DNS server(s).

Answer 2

To see your DNS server's IP address:
1. Click Start
2. Click Run.
3. Type cmd then hit enter.
4. Type ipconfig /all then hit enter

Answer 3

If you have a computer running Windows XP and your network connection is functioning, it can be found under the start menu in 'control panel -> network and internet connections -> Network Connections ->' if it is a wireless adapter you will the right click your wireless adapter, otherwise it is 'local area conncection', then go to 'status -> support -> details' and there it will list the DNS for that connection.

Answer 4

The DNS information is provided by your ISP, though it is often automatically configured using Dynamic Host Control Protocol (DHCP).

If you mean the IP address for your computer, simply visit http://www.whatismyip.com and this will present you with your Internet visible IP address. If you actually want the internal LAN (or possibly internet visible IP if youre directly connected) for your computer, click on Start... select run... type: CMD press enter
Type: IPCONFIG
press enter.

Answer 5

I like the answer above, run, IPCONFIG/All

You will find run under start. It may say command prompt.

Answer 6

run IPCONFIG /ALL