My Linksys WRT1900ACS Troubleshooting Logs page (looks similar to your Router Settings page) shows the normal ISP provided DNS server addresses just below my public address info but scrolling further down my Troubleshooting Logs, my manually set DNS server addresses are also displayed.
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In your 2nd pic “Router Settings” under “Network”, I believe the DNS settings shown here are not your manual OpenDNS server settings but are the DNS server addresses that are being provided by your ISP. Your 1st pic above “Internet Connectivity” is the correct place to set up your custom manual DNS server settings and are set up correctly to use OpenDNS. How can I truly tell what DNS server/s I’m going through? Sagemcom and Spectrum seem to have a riddle wrapped in an enigma stuffed into a latrine here! Now I know why I never took up networking I have no mindset for it, and appreciate those who do! … OK, what the *&^$!! is going on here? Screen dumps with some info redacted attached. Oh, and I changed “Automatically find DNS” to “Manually Find DNS” in the “Internet Connectivity” dialog…could that have something to do with this dichotomy? I thought it would force it to use what was specified, i.e. Ran ipconfig /all from the command line, and got nothing useful, just:ĭNS Servers. Rebooted, got into the router again, same result. OK, I managed to track down the place where I THOUGHT you were supposed to change the DNS settings (under “Internet Connectivity”), did so, hit “apply”, got a confirmation, went over to the dialog summary box under “Router Settings”, only to find that it hadn’t changed at all! (The board seems to be acting up- I have posted this THREE times and had it deleted could someone look into this?) (*If this is the case, may The Great Panumjumm of Networking whack them!) If not, what am I missing? Maybe I’m just having a “Stupid Day”…
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I poked around in the interface for about half an hour, and I’ll be Da**ed if I can find out how to change the primary and secondary DNS! I can see what it’s currently set to, but that’s it.ĭo outfits that supply router/gateways to ISP’s now load them with firmware that prevents the customer from changing the DNS settings?*
Opened up the manual for the Sagemcom 5260 which Spectrum provides, and lo and behold, there’s no mention of the letters “DNS” _anywhere_ in the manual, or how to change it! After receiving a “Cannot find the DNS server” message a couple of times in Firefox, I decided to switch to Open DNS to see if that made a difference. Spectrum has been slipping on banana peels over the past 24 hours as the system continues to groan and fail over high usage.
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