What Do I Have To Do To Fix Domain Name Server?

Category: FAQ Time: 2009-09-15 Tags: Domain, Have, Name, Server, What

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When I was researching for my history project, or internet searching, I got disconnected. for 15 or 5 minutes. last month was worse. I got disconnected yesterday and today again. When i try diagnose and repair, It just says it cant be automatically fixed. and it says theres problem with DNS (Domain Name Server). How do I fix it?

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"What Do I Have To Do To Fix Domain Name Server?" was posted on Tuesday, September 15th, 2009 at 8:37 am.

One Response to “What Do I Have To Do To Fix Domain Name Server?”

Daniell D(2009-09-15):

typically DNS is handled by your Service Provider. DNS allows for a URL (ex…www.yahoo.com) to be translated to a ip address. If their is a problem with DNS i would contact your service provider.
If you are using a windows machine do a ipconfig /all from the command prompt. make sure there is a address besides where DNS is listed.