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Click on the Wifi/Internet icon at the bottom right-hand side of your taskbar and click on Network & Internet Settings.

In the next screen, please click on Change Adapter Options under Status page.

Right-click on your active network adapter (Local Area Connection or Wireless Network Connection) and select Properties.

Please Un-Check Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCP/IPv6) as the service doesn’t work over IPv6.

Next, double-click on Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) or alternatively, you can select it and click on Properties.

In the General tab, click on Use the following DNS server addresses: and enter the DNS server addresses as per below:

• Prefered DNS Server: 54.229.171.243
• Alternate DNS Server: 23.21.43.50

When you’re done, click on OK.

Click on the Apple Logo located at the top left hand corner of your Mac and open System Preferences.

Navigate to Internet & Wireless and click on Network.

Select your active Internet Adapter (Wi-Fi if Wireless or Ethernet if Wired connection) and click on the Advanced button.

Select the DNS tab and click on the plus (+) button and enter the DNS server addresses as per below:

• 54.229.171.243
• 23.21.43.50

Note: You will need to click on the plus (+) button again to enter the second DNS server.

Click OK followed by the Apply button.

Choose Settings from Home screen.

Tap on Wi-Fi.

Find your Wireless connection (which has a tick or check mark) and click on the blue ‘i‘ icon.

You should now be in your Wi-Fi details page. At the Configure DNS section, tap on Automatic.

At the DNS configuration screen, tap on Manual and tap on the red (-) minus icon to remove your existing DNS address.

Now, tap on the (+) Add Server and enter the DNS server addresses as per below:

• 54.229.171.243
• 23.21.43.50

Note: You will need to click on the plus (+) button again to enter the second DNS server.

Once you’ve added two DNS servers as per the image above, tap on Save at the top right corner to save the settings.

For Android, you can use an app to configure your device easily. To do so, follow the steps below:

Download DNS Changer App from Play Store or directly if you don’t have access to Play Store.

Once you’ve downloaded it, click on Install.

Next, Open the app and enter the following DNS servers as per below in the app and select START

• Primary Server: 54.229.171.243
• Secondary Server: 23.21.43.50

At the DnsChanger information, select OK.

When you see the Connection request message, select OK

If you see the Active status, you have configured your device. Next, just go to your home screen.

Note: If you no longer want to use the Smart DNS service, just tap on STOP.

Click the status area at the bottom of your screen, where your account picture is located.

Select Connected to … and take note of the network name.

Next, click on Settings…

On the Settings page, click on the network drop down menu and select your active Wi-Fi.

Now, click on the Network tab and select Custom name servers. Next, enter the DNS servers as per below in the two boxes.

• 54.229.171.243
• 23.21.43.50

Click Close to save your changes.

Go to your Terminal and type in sudo bash. This will give you super user privilege.

Once you have the superuser (administrator) access, type in the command below to back up your network configuration file.

cp /etc/resolv.conf /etc/resolv.orig

Next, type in the command below to remove the resolv.conf file.

rm /etc/resolv.conf

Now, type in the command below one at a time.

• echo “nameserver 54.229.171.243” > /etc/resolv.conf

• echo “nameserver 23.21.43.50” >> /etc/resolv.conf

Finally, type in the command below to check if you’ve configured the DNS correctly.

cat /etc/resolv.conf
 
If the set-up was successful, it will display the DNS addresses that you’ve specified earlier

Choose Settings from your Apple TV’s Main Screen.

Select on Network.

Select your network connection, Ethernet if you are connected via cable or Wi-Fi if you are using a wireless network.

Next, select Configure DNS.

By default, this should be set to Automatic. Change this to Manual.

Enter 054.229.171.243 as your DNS address and choose Done

From your Amazon Fire TV homescreen, navigate to Settings.

Head over to Device > About and select Network.

Take note of the IP Address and Gateway details as you will need this when setting up the connection.

Go back to the Settings page and select Network.

Select Configure Network if you are on a Wired connection or select your Wi-Fi network if you are connected wirelessly.

Note: The instructions below were based on a connection to a Wireless network, if you are on a Wired connection, please skip the wireless instructions.

If your Wifi network does not show up on this screen, please select See All Networks.

Next, forget the Settings of the Wireless network by pressing the Option button (3 lines) that can be found on your remote.

Select your Wi-Fi network again and once you’ve entered your password, click on Advanced.

The device network details that we need are the IP Address and Gateway that you note down earlier from the network About page.

IP address: Enter the IP address you noted down earlier.

Gateway: Enter the Gateway address you noted down earlier.

Network Prefix length: Enter 24

Enter the following DNS addresses accordingly. (one at a time)

DNS 1: 54.229.171.243

DNS 2: 23.21.43.50

Finally, select Connect to save the changes.

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