chdnsserver

Use the chdnsserver command to change a Domain Name System (DNS) server Internet Protocol (IP) address or name on a clustered system (system).

Syntax


>>- chdnsserver -- --+---------------------+-- ----------------->
                     '- -ip -- ip_address -'      

>--+---------------------+-- --+- dns_name -+------------------><
   '- -name -- dns_name -'     '- dns_id ---'

Parameters

-ip ip_address: (Optional) Specifies the DNS server IP address. The value must be in standard IPv4 or IPv6 format.
-name DNS_name: (Optional) Specifies a unique name for the system DNS server that is being changed.
dns_name | dns_id: (Required) Specifies DNS unique name or ID associated with the DNS server that is being changed.

Description

This command changes DNS server parameters (such as an IP address or name).

An invocation example

chdnsserver -ip 192.168.48.220 1

The resulting output:

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An invocation example

chdnsserver -name dns1 1

The resulting output:

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