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Thread: How To Use Google Public DNS or OpenDNS in Ubuntu

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    How To Use Google Public DNS or OpenDNS in Ubuntu

    the reasons to switch to other DNS servers for performance, privacy and censorship. Most of the people using OpenDNS as the first alternative, But Now Google Public DNS is available and the performance is much better.

    Select System-->Preferences-->Network Connections

    [IMG]file:///tmp/moz-screenshot.jpg[/IMG]Select the type of connection you have

    click on ‘IPv4 Settings’ tab. and select 'Automatic (DHCP) address only'

    Put these nameserver addresses as your ‘DNS Servers’:8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4

    Click ‘OK’ and reboot your machine
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    think totally different

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    Re: How To Use Google Public DNS or OpenDNS in Ubuntu

    Thanks to FOSS

    but i think i should backup my DNS server addresses first i run the following command to do it :

    Code:
    sudo cat /etc/resolv.conf  >> /home/zero/Desktop/DNS_Backup
    Change zero to your username.

    the above command will save a file in your desktop that conatin the address of your DNS server, it's output should look like this:

    Code:
    # Generated by NetworkManager
    nameserver 196.29.180.19
    nameserver 196.29.164.29

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    Re: How To Use Google Public DNS or OpenDNS in Ubuntu

    yes mr zero you are right i have to do backu

    thank you for notice
    think totally different

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