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DNS servers play a critical role in the operation of the Internet. When a DNS server cannot be used, it can significantly impact the ability to access websites and other Internet resources.

This can happen for a variety of reasons, including a broken or missing network connection, a corrupt DNS database, or a malfunctioning DNS server.

In most cases, resolving domain names using a DNS server is a simple process that relies on a database of domain name information. When a DNS server is unable to provide the requested information, users may experience problems accessing websites and other Internet resources.

If a DNS server is not operational, it is often possible to resolve domain names using alternate DNS servers. However, this process can be time-consuming and may not be available in all cases.

In some cases, users may be required to use public DNS servers or alternate DNS servers that are not typically used by businesses.

When a DNS server is not operational, it can significantly impact the ability to access websites and other Internet resources. If you experience problems accessing resources or websites, it is important to determine the cause and to consider whether a DNS server is likely to be the solution.