Stopping Open DNS - ZyXEL P660R-D1: Difference between revisions

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==Changing this via Telnet==
==Changing this via Telnet==
If you still can't access the router web pages, then you can do this via telnet by running the following commands:
If you still can't access the router web pages, then you can do this via telnet by running the following commands:

View the current access settings (for all services)
sys server load
sys server disp

To make the change to the access:


sys server load
sys server load
sys server access dns 2
sys server access dns 1
sys save
sys save



Revision as of 11:10, 13 Ocak 2014

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The factory setting for this router on older firmware is for DNS to be open on the WAN IP as well as the LAN IP. This will be changed when configured by AAISP, but if it is configured from new, or reset, then WAN side DNS may need to be disabled. This can be done from the web interface and setting DNS Access Status to LAN. Go to:

> Advanced - Remote MGMT - DNS - LAN

Then re-test from the Control Pages: https://clueless.aa.net.uk/dnsresolvers.cgi

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The LAN/WAN here are relating to the LAN/WAN IP addresses, not the LAN/WAN interfaces.

The DNS checker is saying DNS is still open

If you have publicly routed IP addresses on the LAN side of the router then you may wish to disable the resolver completely instead of restricting it to the LAN IP, as the LAN IPs will be still be accessible from the outside world.

What is the IP address of the router?

Most routers supplied by AAISP will have a sticker or card on the base of the router which will have the IP address.

What is the admin username and password?

Most routers supplied by AAISP will have a sticker or card on the base of the router which will have the password. On the ZyXEL the username is admin.

I am Unable to get to the web interface?

Sometimes the webserver on the router stops working, try turning the router off and on again.

Changing this via Telnet

If you still can't access the router web pages, then you can do this via telnet by running the following commands:

View the current access settings (for all services)

sys server load
sys server disp

To make the change to the access:

sys server load 
sys server access dns 1 
sys save

Note: Allowed access type: 0: ALL, 1: None, 2:LAN only, 3:WAN only

This also applies to the P-660HW-T1 v2 Router

Also see: