Guide to uninstalling Technitium DNS Server bash script

Open a terminal to uninstall Technitium DNS Server using the command: "curl -sSL https://download.technitium.com/dns/uninstall.sh | sudo bash" and wait for the uninstallation to complete.

To reinstall Technitium DNS after uninstalling the script, run: "curl -sSL https://download.technitium.com/dns/install.sh | sudo bash"

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