[solaris]

This small change in your Windows settings has given a lot of forum members their internet freedom back - AND it's FREE



Do like this:

Open Network Connections
Right click your specific net connection (LAN?) and choose properties
Choose Internet Protokol (TCP/IP) and click properties
Choose Use The Following DNS-server addresses
Default DNS-server : 208.67.222.222
Alternative DNS-server : 208.67.220.220
Click OK
Click OK
Done



Finally: Remember to clean out your cookies.



Here you'll find a lot more on the subject:

OpenDNS - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

and

OpenDNS | Providing A Safer And Faster Internet

[solaris]

If you're still having trouble after switching to OpenDNS, then it could be that you need to flush your DNS:


Press down the Windows tab on your keyboard and hit R

Write: cmd (Click OK)

Write: ipconfig /flushdns (Press Enter)


Please notice the space between the g (in ipconfig) and the slash (/)

[solaris]

You could also try to use the ORSN servers instead of OpenDNS:


Follow the instructions of the first post of this thread - but enter the below numbers instead of the OpenDNS ones:

Default DNS-server: 217.146.139.5
Alternative DNS-server: 62.157.101.211

[Starcat]

Originally Posted by ultimatewarrior8888

Quoted spam message removed

This looks like spam to me! GO AWAY!!!

[Nightfly]

Originally Posted by Starcat

This looks like spam to me! GO AWAY!!!

Thanks for your help,

but please don't quote them, because then we have remnants of their spam.

[vikulenka]

Originally Posted by Nightfly

Thanks for your help,

but please don't quote them, because then we have remnants of their spam.

Come on... it's fun !

[pcspecialist]

If you decide to go the OpenDNS route you might pay their site a visit to see how you can configure it to block assess to what you want blocked. Check out the 2nd link in the 1st post. Censorship can be good so long as you choose what you want censored from yourself.

[johnnydoen]

Here is a link to a guide on how to switch to OpenDNS on any computer/operating system and/or how to enable it on your router:

https://www.opendns.com/homenetwork/start

There's even a video guide.

[johnnydoen]

Originally Posted by johnnydoen

Here is a link to a guide on how to switch to OpenDNS on any computer/operating system and/or how to enable it on your router:

https://www.opendns.com/homenetwork/start

There's even a video guide.

These are the operating systems, which each have their very own guides:


Windows

* XP
* Vista
* 2000 / NT
* 98
* ME
* Mobile 5 (PocketPC)
* Mobile 5 (Smartphone)

Mac

* OS X Leopard
* OS X Tiger
* OS 9

Unix/Linux

* SUSE
* Ubuntu

Other

* Nintendo Wii
* Nokia S60
* Palm OS 5