IT Infrastructure & Security Services

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Open Command Prompt as Admin Priviledge....

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Configure IP Settings through Command Prompt.by SANDIP KUSHWAHA

Configure IP Settings through Command Prompt...

IP Address:- IP Address is a 32-bit decimal address assigned to the device which is connected to computer network.

You can configure IP Address by various methods either by using GUI method or CUI method. Here I am going to explain the steps to configure IP Address, Default Gateway, Subnet Mask & DNS Servers address through command prompt.

To Get the IP Details in command prompt type the following command-

To configure IP Address...

To get DNS Add from DHCP Server

To configure DNS Address Manually type following commands...

To configure Secondary DNS address use following command...

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How to Block Websites By Editing the HOSTS File in Windows

How to Block Websites By Editing the HOSTS File in Windows

DNS, which stands for Domain Name System, can convert the elusive IPv4 or IPv6 addresses to meaningful names, and then translate the characters back to IP addresses. For example, when you want to visit a website, DNS will tell your web browser the real ip add of it and then web browser will download the web page directly from that IP address.
As you may expect, the process of translating IP addresses to website names will consume some time, which could cause access delay. Particularly, if the DNS servers are down, you will not be able to visit most websites through their URL, which isn’t uncommon.

Hence, it is necessary to make a list for mapping hostnames to IP addresses. That is what Windows HOSTS file does. On most Windows systems, the HOSTS file content is used preferentially over other methods, such as the DNS.

With the proper use of Windows HOSTS file, you can accelerate the access speed of favorite websites, test a website locally and even selectively block certain websites.

In fact, blocking websites through the HOSTS file is an effective way to do it because it blocks it across all the browsers.

This article has some tips to manage the HOSTS file and block websites with it.

Edit HOSTS File Manually

Windows NT platform systems including Windows 2000, Windows XP and Windows 7 have their HOSTS file in the path %SystemRoot%\system32\drivers\etc\ (“%SystemRoot%” is relative path, which depends on the system-wide environment variable, it should be C:\Windows or C:\WINNT in most cases).

Basically, you just need to type the above mentioned path in Windows search bar (or run box) to get to the “etc” folder where you’ll find the HOSTS file.

You can use any text editor to open the file and edit it manually.

Note: For Windows 7 users, there’s one more step. Type “Notepad” in Start Menu search bar, and then right click on the “Notepad” item, choose “Run as administrator”. Now you can open HOSTS file with “File -> Open” menu in notepad

The HOSTS file contains lines of text including an IP address and one or more hostnames. You can add the mapping relationship of each websites. The comment lines are indicated by a hash (#) character, which will be ignored by system.

To block a website, simply add a line like this:
127.0.0.1 example.com

127.0.0.1 (or Localhost) is the standard hostname given to the address of your computer. You mapped the website name to your PC, hence you can’t visit the site any more. So if you want to block Facebook, just add this line: 127.0.0.1 facebook.com

How To Change Default Boot Entry With BCDEDIT Command...

In dual boot machine when we start the system it shows the list of both operating system at the time of booting like this.

if you want to change these entries, you can perform by following the below steps:-

Step1:- check for dual booting by using msconfig command in run.