PPP DNS Addresses: Difference between revisions

Revision as of 14:49, 21 March 2017

Availability

BT 21CN Lines
TT lines - via Adjusting the profile

Information

IPs here will be served as the DNS servers to your router upon connection

Typically, your computer will obtain an IP address details from your DSL router, this will also include which DNS servers to use. Typically, the DSL router will give itself as the DNS server and then the router will perform the DNS lookups for you. The DNS servers that the router will use is typically the ones gived to it from the ISP when it logs in.

By default we will provide our normal DNS servers:

217.169.20.20
217.169.20.21

However, you can override this if you like.

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+==Availability==
+*BT 21CN Lines
+*TT lines - via [[TalkTalk_Wholesale_Line_Profiles|Adjusting the profile]]
+==Information==
 [[File:Pppdns.png|none|frame|IPs here will be served as the DNS servers to your router upon connection]]
+Typically, your computer will obtain an IP address details from your DSL router, this will also include which DNS servers to use. Typically, the DSL router will give itself as the DNS server and then the router will perform the DNS lookups for you. The DNS servers that the router will use is typically the ones gived to it from the ISP when it logs in.
+By default we will provide our normal DNS servers:
+.169.20.20
+.169.20.21
+However, you can override this if you like.