12-01-2020 03:18 AM
I'm welling to configure the router (c7200) as a DNS server. However, the router do not recognize "ip dns server" command. Is there a way around this command?
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12-01-2020 03:54 AM
The 7200 series router is extremely old and EOL. If your current OS doesn't support the command and upgrading the IOS also doesn't have that command, then you'll need to find an alternative. Perhaps use Linux or Windows servers as a DNS server? Or get a newer router.
HTH
12-01-2020 04:55 AM
- It is recommended to keep dns services separate from routing and or switching services. As stated by other use a dedicated dns server on linux, windows or an appliance (e.g.). It prevents apps from locking up because in some circumstances otherwise the one may get depended on the other.
M.
12-01-2020 03:54 AM
The 7200 series router is extremely old and EOL. If your current OS doesn't support the command and upgrading the IOS also doesn't have that command, then you'll need to find an alternative. Perhaps use Linux or Windows servers as a DNS server? Or get a newer router.
HTH
12-01-2020 04:16 AM
it all depends on what version of code you running, i suspect the code you running may not have that command
show version - will give information of code running.
12-01-2020 04:55 AM
- It is recommended to keep dns services separate from routing and or switching services. As stated by other use a dedicated dns server on linux, windows or an appliance (e.g.). It prevents apps from locking up because in some circumstances otherwise the one may get depended on the other.
M.
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