Use this page to view or change the Domain Name Services (DNS) settings.
DNS is a distributed database system for managing host names and their associated Internet Protocol (IP) addresses. Using DNS means that people can use names, such as "www.jkltoys.com" to locate a host, rather than using the IP address (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx). A single server may only be responsible for knowing the host names and IP addresses for a small subset of a zone, but DNS servers can work together to map all Domain names to their IP addresses. DNS servers working together allow computers to communicate across the Internet.
Specify whether you use a Domain Name System (DNS) server on your network to translate host names into IP addresses.
Specifies the network interface that is associated with the DHCP server you want to use.
Specify the IP addresses of up to three domain name system (DNS) servers to use to translate host names into IP addresses. The technical support appliance searches these DNS servers in the order they are displayed.
Specify up to three domain suffixes to search for hostname resolution.
Click Save to save the DNS settings. You are prompted to restart the system.