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The job you are looking for is QTOBDNS
You might try the command line of:
call pgm(qdns/qtobdns) parm('-p' '53' '-d' '0' '-b'
'/QIBM/UserData/OS400/DNS/BOOT')
However, one way to check if the 400 is the DNS server is to look at the
IP settings on a local PC. RUN the command WINIPCFG at a DOS prompt
for WIN9x/ME. For NT, use ipconfig /all. You should be able to see
what the main DNS server(s) are.
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Fritz Hayes
Atwater Associates
503-636-5914
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