1. Visit Google's DNS Resolvers Page: Access the official Google DNS resolver page to determine the correct IP address and hostname of the Google DNS server.

2. Use the DNS Resolver for IP Routing:

   • On your computer, open a DNS resolver application (e.g., NSCC or Google's own DNS resolver).
   • Enter your IP address and use the resolver to route it to Google's DNS server.

3. Verify the IP Address:

   Use the DNS records for the IP address you're testing to confirm the assigned server.

4. Troubleshoot if Necessary:

   • If IP addresses are not routed to Google's DNS server, use DNS resolution tools to check for errors.
   • Ensure you're using a reliable DNS resolver and have the latest software.

5. Understand DNS Server Functionality:

   • Google's DNS server is a permanent server with updated DNS records.
   • It is less vulnerable to common DNS attacks compared to other servers.

6. Test Your Ability to Route IPs:

   Send a few IP addresses through the resolver to check functionality.

By following these steps, you can effectively use Google's DNS server to route your IP addresses, ensuring secure and reliable access to your domain names.