Windows 10 Trying to make a batch file script to change the DNS on a workstation.

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I have tried just putting the command in a batch file and running that batch file as admin, but that doesn't work.I need it to run as elevated cmd.The code I have used in an elevated cmd that works:netsh interface ipv4 add dns "Ethernet" 10.100.0.11 index=2 I would like to be able to run an ipconfig /all, then select between the two netsh commands below.Then run ipconfig /all again to verify the change.netsh interface ipv4 add dns "Ethernet" 10.100.0.11 index=2 netsh interface ipv4 add dns "Ethernet 2" 10.100.0.11 index=2

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