One of the most common tasks for network administrators is to remove a DNS server. In most cases, this is done in order to free up space on the server or to reduce the amount of traffic that is being sent to the server.
There are a few different ways to remove a DNS server. The most common method is to use the Windows command line.
Other methods include using the nslookup command in Linux or the dig command in Unix. .
In most cases, it is best to use the Windows command line. This is because it is the most user-friendly tool and it is available on most computers.
To remove a DNS server using the Windows command line, first open the command prompt. Then, type the following command:
nslookup [server name]
For example, if you wanted to remove the DNS server named www.microsoft.com, you would type the following command:
nslookup www.com
If the server is up and running, the server name will be displayed in the output. If the server is not up and running, the command will fail and you will be prompted to enter the server name.
Next, type the following command:
dnsdelete [server name]
For example, if you wanted to delete the DNS server named www.com, you would type the following command:
dnsdelete www.com
If the server is not up and running, you can still delete the server by using the Windows command line. First, open the command prompt. Then, type the following command:
The output will show the IP address of the server. Next, type the following command:
dnsdelete [IP address]
For example, if you wanted to delete the DNS server named 192.168.
1.10, you would type the following command:.
dnsdelete 192.10.
