Set and Unset DNS Python

A cross-platform python app to set and unset primary and secondary DNS

How does it work

First of all, be sure that python has been installed and be added to the path. You can be sure of that by typing the python3 -V command on your terminal and it should respond you something like this:

Python 3.11.2

After that, we have two ways to set or unset the DNS:

Easy Way

You can double-click <name_dns.py> to automatically run and set the dns, or double-click <unset_dns.py> to unset the dns.

Note that you should set your os to open .py files with python to work; Or you can simply run this command in your terminal to run the above files like as you always run a python program:

python3 <x_dns.py>

or

python <x_dns.py>

or

py <x_dns.py>

Try which one works for you.

You can make your own custom DNS. Just copy the file and change the primary and secondary ip in the file.

Fundamental Way

Run this command in the directory that core.py file exists:

python3 core.py <primary_dns> <secondary_dns>

or

python core.py <primary_dns> <secondary_dns>

or

py core.py <primary_dns> <secondary_dns>

Try which one works for you.

How to Install

First download and unzip the app.

Then run this file to install all the requirements:

pip install -r ./requirements.txt

or

pip3 install -r ./requirements.txt

Now you can use it.

Enjoy :)

Notes

• If this script is not working for you try to run the terminal as administrator or super-user and then run python file in terminal.
• If the terminal windows pop-ups and it takes relatively a lot of time, don't close it and let it finishes its job. The pop-ups should be closed automatically