The first DNS server listed in TCP/IP properties, or defined in DHCP scope
is the default server. It there is a DNS server listed in TCP/IP properties
AND there is one defined in DHCP scope, the one in the TCP/IP properties
wins.
Deji
"booker[ at ]mgt" <dummy.address[ at ]mgt.gatech.edu> wrote in message
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[Quoted Text] > How does NSlookup decide which server is the default server?
>
> Second question
>
> I am using a non Microsoft DNS appliance for DHCP to assign DNS servers.
> The servers that I define as my primary and secondary dns servers do not
> show
> up as the default server.
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