sudo vi /etc/hosts
On Windows, it sucks, and you will probably run into the "You cannot modify the Hosts file" error. Here's the workaround.
Navigate to
Start Menu -> All Programs -> Accessories
and right-click Notepad to run it as an administrator. You may be asked for your password at this point:Navigate to the hosts file in Windows Explorer. It is located at
C:\Windows\System32\drivers\etc\hosts
. Right click it, and un-select the Read-Only
attribute:Now use Notepad to navigate to the hosts file. Be sure to view
All Files
!Finally, change what you need to change. When done, do not just click
File -> Save
, but instead do File -> Save As...
and overwrite the hosts file. You may again need to specify All Files
as done above, else the hosts file you modified will just be saved as a .txt
copy, which does nobody any good. Lastly, after saving, remember to make the hosts file Read-Only
again.
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