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13 hours ago ago from TECHNOLOGY UPDATES

Google announced that they have started offering public DNS servers as well. Google Public DNS is a free, global Domain Name System (DNS) resolution service, that you can use as an alternative to your current DNS provider. Only thing you want to use this service is, configure your network with following DNS IP address, 8.8.8.8 8.8.4.4 Once this Blog had recommened using OpenDNS . Now you may as well use Google Public ...

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DNS settings are typically ignored. Management of DNS settings is deferred to the Internet Service Provider (ISP). Windows Vista IPv4 Configuration tab Concerns: Malware can replace the DNS settings with its own settings. When this happens, a client who connects to a legitimate web site (such as their bank) tells the malware DNS server who their bank is. The malware DNS server collects information about web sites the client ...

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17 hours ago ago from Facenet

DNS service but it has so many site-restrictions like you can’t open some sites. So, I resorted to my ISP’s DNS and put my internet protocol setting at “Obtain DNS server address automatically“. The DNS (Domain Name System) is used to identify you computer when connected to the net. It’s like a phone book in the internet where [...]

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11 hours ago ago from Windows Vista Tips

Ab wrote: The alternate is to include your external DNS as a secondary DNS setting the the DHCP settings. Most wet themselves when this is mentioned and *assume* the Windows clients will have terrible issues as the 2nd DNS will be used on occasion and cause client errors etc etc - except it doesn't ever happen due to the redundancy of DNS lookups. Yes, it does, I've seen it happen. And we get quite a few people with problems ...

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