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Is it possible to lock the DNS addresses to my ISP's DNS addresses?
any idea?

thx a lot!!!

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by mike.elliott

I'm not sure what you mean by "DNS lock". When a machine is configured for DHCP then the DHCP server will usually supply additional information such as the DNS servers. Thus it all happens automatically and there is no need to "lock" the DNS addresses in your local machine. In fact, it would not be a good idea at all, because the ISP might want to change the DNS servers being used. If you were somehow "locked" then you would not pick any chnage and then DNS woul;d no longer work!

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