How to Change DNS from Command Line of Mac OS X

OS X Daily
By Paul HorowitzJun 2, 2015, 3:21 pm890 pts
Advanced Mac users may find it useful to know that DNS servers in OS X can be set from the command line, without having to turn to the System Preferences Network control panel. While the GUI Network control panel is undeniably the easiest approach for most Mac users, the command line method offers benefits for…

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