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# `dns`
PyFunceble has its own DNS resolver which is extensively used to lookup statuses.
In this section, you will find all available parameters.
## Overview
```yaml title=".PyFunceble.overwrite.yaml"
dns:
# Provides everything related to the DNS resolver & lookup.
# Enable/Disable the follow-up of the order of DNS server.
#
# NOTE:
# When disabled, the order of the DNS servers is randomized.
#
# CLI Argument: --follow-server-order
follow_server_order: yes
# Enable/Disable the trust mode.
#
# When this parameter is enabled, we will trust the result of the first DNS
# server and only switch to the next server in the list ONLY when it is
# unreachable.
#
# However, when this parameter is disabled, we will ask the other server when
# the previous DNS give us a negative response - until a positive on is given.
#
# CLI Argument: --trust-dns-server
trust_server: no
# Set the list of DNS server to communicate with.
#
# WARNING:
# IPv6 should be given in this format if a port is explicitly given:
#
# [ip]:port
#
# If you omit the braket, the port will be set to the default one (53).
#
# Example:
# - first.dns
# - second.dns
#
# CLI Argument: --dns
server: null
# Set the protocol to use.
#
# Available Values: UDP | TCP | HTTPS | TLS
#
# CLI Argument: --dns-protocol
protocol: UDP
# Set the delay (in second) to apply between each queries.
#
# WARNING:
# This should be a value >= 0.0.
#
# CLI Argument: --dns-delay
delay: 0.0
```
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