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Bypassing DNS Blocking In Microsoft Windows 7

  1. Once you are logged in, look for the WiFi or LAN icon in the tray area on the lower right corner of the desktop.

Bypassing DNS Blocking in Microsoft Windows 7

  1. Click on the WiFi or LAN icon and a list of available networks will appear.

  2. Right-click on your WiFi or LAN network and select the Status option.

Bypassing DNS Blocking in Microsoft Windows 7

  1. In the Connection Status pop-up window, click on the Properties button at the lower left corner.

Bypassing DNS Blocking in Microsoft Windows 7

  1. In the Connection Properties pop-up window, double-click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4). Alternatively, click once on it, and then click on the Properties button below.

Bypassing DNS Blocking in Microsoft Windows 7

  1. In the Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) pop-up window, select the Use the following DNS server addresses: radio button.

  2. Then key in the following numbers for Google DNS. Alternatively, you can use OpenDNS - 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220.

Bypassing DNS Blocking in Microsoft Windows 7

  1. Click OK and close all open windows. Your computer will now be using the new Google DNS or OpenDNS servers, instead of the DNS servers maintained by your service provider.

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Bypassing DNS Blocking In Apple OS X

  1. Go to Settings and click on the Network icon.

Bypassing DNS Blocking in Apple OS X

  1. In the Network screen, make sure the active network is being selected (Wi-Fi in this case). Then click on the Advanced... button.

Bypassing DNS Blocking in Apple OS X

  1. In the Wi-Fi Network screen, click on the DNS tab. You will see your current DNS server listed, which is usually your Internet router.

  2. Click on the + button under DNS Servers to add a new DNS server.

Bypassing DNS Blocking in Apple OS X

  1. Key in the following numbers for Google DNS. Alternatively, you can use OpenDNS - 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220.

Bypassing DNS Blocking in Apple OS X

  1. Click OK and close all open windows. Your computer will now be using the new Google DNS or OpenDNS servers, instead of the DNS servers maintained by your service provider.

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