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Ordinarily that would be simple, but with an unresponsive Explorer interface refusing to open any network connection dialogs I needed to do it from the command line.<\/p>\n<p>Enter the network shell (netsh) &#8211; a fantastic command line utility that has sneaked into recent versions of Windows and seems to have more and more functionality added with each new release.<\/p>\n<p>After entering the <code>netsh<\/code> shell, <code>interface ip<\/code> got me to the TCP\/IP interface settings; then <code>show dns<\/code> gave me the details of the current DNS servers; <code>set dns \"Local Area Connection\" ipaddress<\/code> allowed me to set the preferred DNS server and <code>add dns \"Local Area Connection\" ipaddress index=2<\/code> set the alternate DNS server (that was the difficult one to work out &#8211; I had tried to set dns with a list of IP addresses but that does not work!); finally, <code>exit<\/code> the network shell and type <code>ipconfig -all<\/code> to check settings the normal way.<\/p>\n<p>I love the command prompt!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"<p>During my recent two days of torment caused by a flaky Java application, I had to change the preferred and alternate DNS server entries for one of my network cards. 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