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While in an interactive nslookup session, you'd use the ______ keyword to change the DNS server you're using

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Hostname is assigned to a device that would be connected to the computer network and thus would help in identifying the form of electronic communication. While in an interactive nslookup session, one would use the DMNNAMSVR keyword to change the DNS server one is using.

Deffense [45]3 years ago

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Answer

While in an interactive nslookup session, one would use the <u>DMNNAMSVR </u>keyword to change the DNS server one is using.

<u>Explanation:</u>

we assign a Hostname to a device tand after assigning hostname we connects that device to the computer network and in this way it helps in establishing the form of electronic communication.

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