Configure a Cisco router to use DNS
Contributed by qmchenry 
Tagged: Cisco router
To configure a Cisco router to use the following DNS information:
DNS servers:
10.12.20.53
10.12.30.51
Primary domain name:
tech-recipes.com
Search domains:
life-recipes.com
use the following commands:
conf t
ip domain-lookup
ip name-server 10.12.20.53
ip name-server 10.12.30.51
ip domain-name tech-recipes.com
ip domain-list life-recipes.com
^Z
The domain-list command sets the primary domain name associated with your device. This domain name will be added to relatively qualified names (host name only searches) when performing DNS queries.
The domain-list command allows additional domain names to be searched with DNS queries.
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Anonymous said on February 3, 2010
how to configure without any diagram ?
Eliezer said on December 21, 2010
thanks very much ;-)