Question:
Motorola Query DNS failure?
Tac
2010-12-03 06:31:35 UTC
Modem: Motorola
OS: XP SP2
ISP: Bellsouth / AT&T

Whats happening is I went to my modems IP to do a systems check because my internet appears to be cutting on and off.

I noticed that during its auto-checker the DNS server query keeps failing, I can still use the internet with my unaltered DNS setup, but it still keeps failing the check regardless.

Any idea what this is about or if its just a bug in the checker? (Modem is brand new)
Three answers:
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steve_loir
2010-12-03 07:03:37 UTC
You don't have to use your ISP's DNS servers.



You could use Open DNS. Their addresses are bottom right of this page.

http://www.plus.net/support/software/browsers/proxies.shtml



You can change them in your modem if it will let you.

Or you can set the DNS addresses in the TCP/IP setup of your computer.
Theorchero
2010-12-03 06:33:22 UTC
Contact your service provider.



Can you ping your own gateway and loopback?


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