Add a fixed IPv6 DNS for your machine

It seems that some DNS often cannot resolve some IPv6 domain names. It is necessary to set the DNS to a fixed one.

 

Windows:

It is said that Windows currently does not support IPv6 DNS well, but it still needs to rely on IPv4 for resolution.

The method for adding a fixed DNS is as follows:

C:/> netsh <br/> netsh> interface IPv6 <br/>/* set a fixed IPv6 address, "Local Connection" refers to the name of a connection created on your machine */<br/> netsh interface IPv6> Add DNS "Local Connection" 2001: 251: e101: 0 :: 2 <br/>/* local connection refers to the network name of your machine. You can see it in the command line using the "ipconfig/all" command */ 

In Linux:

Modify the/etc/resolv. conf file and add the following two lines to it:

Nameserver 2001: da8: 8000: 1: 202: 120: 2: 101 <br/> nameserver 2001: da8: 8000: 1: 202: 120: 2: 100 

Note: The preceding three IP addresses can be used:

2001: 251: e101: 0: 2

2001: da8: 8000: 1: 202: 120: 2: 101

2001: da8: 8000: 1: 202: 120: 2: 100