Along with my experience to used windows command for network diagnostic, I found that nslookup is very usefull for network diagnosed purpose. With nslookup we can detect whether dns can resolve domain name or not. For this particular purpose, we can apply this command in command prompt.
C:\>nslookup
Default Server: DNS-JKT*.***
Address: *.*.*.*55
> server *.*.*.*62
Default Server: DNS-MKS.***
Address: *.*.*.*62
> localhost.com
Server: DNS-MKS.***
Address: *.*.*.*62
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: localhost.com
Address: 64.99.64.32
Until this output, you can say that your dns server is fine. I used asterix just for security reason for my isp because i really depend on them (sorry). I used localhost.com for domain tested in random. But you can see that the dns is resolving the domain name. Thanks for reading.
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