Uploaded September 2025 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago

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While there are several things we can discuss on DNS servers, such as redirection and malware attack prevention, our focus today is on how to find out your very own dns server IP address.







What you will learn:
1. How to Find Your DNS Server IP Address in Linux
2. Find Your DNS Server IP Address in Linux Using the /etc/resolv.conf File
a. How to view /etc/resolv.conf file
b. How you can use the cat command
c. How to prints the entire content to your terminal
3. For Systems Using systemd
a. How you can use the resolvectl command with grep to check your DNS servers reliably
b. How to show detailed information about your network connections, including the DNS servers being used
c. How to see the lines that list the DNS IP addresses
4. If You’re Using NetworkManager
a. How you can easily find your DNS server IP using the nmcli command
5. How to Find a Website’s DNS Server IP Address
a. How To find out a website’s DNS Server IP address
b. How you can use dig command
c. How to query DNS information
d. How to see a list of IP addresses for authoritative nameservers for your website



















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