Internet keeps dropping out (Pic Inside)

August 5th, 2016

Hey, My internet (Satellite) drops out every 2-7 minutes, Gets so annoying lol
This is what comes up
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Answer #1
There are a few replies including mine in your 1st post for this same problem.
Here is the page w/ your 1st post: http://www.google.com?t=2654164&highlight=
>>Goodluk
Answer #2
There are a few replies including mine in your 1st post for this same problem.
Here is the page w/ your 1st post: http://www.google.com?t=2654164&highlight=
>>Goodluk
Yeah thanks but i just thought i would post a pic to make it bit more clearer for people who might be bale to help me
Thanks
Answer #3
Try to set your DNS servers to something other than that. Try OpenDNS, its free and pretty kick ass.
http://www.opendns.com/
The tutorials there are easy to follow, anyone can do it.
~Blaze
Answer #4
Your ISP probably provides you with that DNS. If you don’t know if they do, call them. If that is your ISP’s DNS server then it should probably work again soon; they are probably doing maintenance or something.
Answer #5

Blazer9131 wrote: Select all

Try to set your DNS servers to something other than that. Try OpenDNS, its free and pretty kick ass.
http://www.opendns.com/
The tutorials there are easy to follow, anyone can do it.
~Blaze
HEy what do i go to once on the site?
Thanks heeps
Answer #6

ExXoDuS wrote: Select all

Your ISP probably provides you with that DNS. If you don’t know if they do, call them. If that is your ISP’s DNS server then it should probably work again soon; they are probably doing maintenance or something.
Nah its been happening since ive had to have sattelite
Answer #7

::aXXo:: wrote: Select all

Blazer9131 wrote: Select all

Try to set your DNS servers to something other than that. Try OpenDNS, its free and pretty kick ass.
http://www.opendns.com/
The tutorials there are easy to follow, anyone can do it.
~Blaze
HEy what do i go to once on the site?
Thanks heeps
Go to your router setup url (probably 192.168.0.1) and change the dns servers to 208.67.222.222
208.67.220.220
Answer #8

::aXXo:: wrote: Select all

Blazer9131 wrote: Select all

Try to set your DNS servers to something other than that. Try OpenDNS, its free and pretty kick ass.
http://www.opendns.com/
The tutorials there are easy to follow, anyone can do it.
~Blaze
HEy what do i go to once on the site?
Thanks heeps
Go to your router setup url (probably 192.168.0.1) and change the dns servers to 208.67.222.222
208.67.220.220
Thanks heeps, Where do i go to find the router setup URL?
Sorry to be a newby lol
Answer #9
Contact Your IP and ask them about this problem
Answer #10
Thanks heeps, Where do i go to find the router setup URL?
Sorry to be a newby lol
Place this into the browser & the router page should appear: http://192.168.1.1/   [NOTE]-this may differ depending on the type of router used... ALSO - A sm screen may appear "the the authentication page "requiring you to insert your router password (if you have one).
Choose your router: HERE https://www.opendns.com/start/router/
Video Tutorial_HERE “Take a few minutes to watch our step-by-step video on getting started with OpenDNS”. Note: This is a Nice Video / Audio for set up of openDNS.
http://www.opendns.com/support/videos/
>>Goodluk
Answer #11
Yes, Lancer basically laid it all out for you. That’s all you need to do. After that, you should not get any DNS problems. OpenDNS is a great service, and they haven’t been down for me ever..
~Blaze

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