How can you figure out your primary and secondary DNS?
I have a linksys router, and i’m trying to figure out what my primary and secondary DNS are so i can hook up my PS3 online. Thanks!
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Comment from Thomas M
Time May 6, 2010 at 4:27 am
Log into the router, the DNS should be listed on the main Status page along with the external IP address. The DNS is the domain-name-server at your ISP that allows you to type in http://www.google.com instead of typing in a specific IP address; the server translates your text into the best known local IP of your nearest google.com server.
As a side note, if you are trying to specify an IP address to steal wireless Internet from someone, that is theft, you should stop trying.
Comment from Bill S
Time May 6, 2010 at 4:00 am
Your primary and secondary DNS is the address of your ISP provider. If you do not know them and are trying to set up a modem router for example you will need to use a working computer to go to your providers website and look up router setup information. These settings can be found there.