Rogers dns servers

I just received a new internet router from Rogers.

I recently switched over to Rogers from Bell, and I am so far very frustrated by what Rogers is doing with this service. Why do that? So, the next step was to configure each Still, it's not working. While yes, I can see in my DNS server's logs that it's receiving the requests and sending them out, I can clearly see what's coming back is not what is expected. Ads that should be blocked, are not. I'm suddenly seeing more and more ads for Rogers services.

Rogers dns servers

I'm using my own DNS server hosted locally with an ad filter and configuration for my local devices. Go to Solution. You can't. The Ignite Gateways do not provide any such configuration option. If you want to use a non-Rogers DNS service, you need to manually configure that into every computer on your internal network. View solution in original post. Wow, that's a huge downgrade tbh. I had everything set up perfectly fine with the older version of the modem and now I apparently need to buy a separate device because of this "upgrade". I seriously cannot believe they have intentionally removed this feature. I don't know why I let the agent talk me into getting a new modem. There was absolutely no reason to change this. Now half the options are in the app, and half are on the config page. This is just completely unacceptable. And now I need to pay more money to get a router to solve the problem. A problem which did NOT exist this morning, when my entire network was running smoothly and without issues.

From there, once you have the static address, it gets to the port forwarding part. Now half the options are in the app, and half are on the config page.

I hoping to improve my gaming experience and reduce lag by achieving an open NAT. To do that I believe I need to include the correct dns server addresses. I don't have them because Rogers has set up my router as a gateway to the actual dns servers. If I don't need to use the real ones when configuring my static ip I couild list the private address that also serves as the default gateway. Is there a resident expert who might advise me? Generally, setting up a static IP address, will only help when you set up some port forwarding to that specific game box's IP address. Which we can also help with, but that will be a last step.

Your computers, phones, and other devices normally use the Domain Name System DNS server with which the router is configured. These lack privacy features and also might be slower than some alternatives. DNS was designed nearly 40 years ago, and it hasn't evolved much since. It's entirely unencrypted. This means it offers the same level of protection against nosy third parties as unsecured HTTP traffic, which is not much at all. Even if you use HTTPS, any third party in the middle of your traffic can see the websites to which you're connecting but not the contents of your visit.

Rogers dns servers

It works like a charm but my oldest boy has figured out how to bypass DNS on his chromebook and switched to google dns. Is there a way to make a rule of some sorts that enforces DNS on my coda modem. Most of the Rogers parental control are not as configurable as open dns so I really want to use that with a rule to enforce dns on the router level.

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Your name servers returned 1 MX records: 10 mx-rogers. Reverse Entries for MX records. But why? Accepted Solutions. Name servers are dispersed on 3 different Autonomous Systems: AS : ns2. With this it will assign the standard rogers DNS address automatically as well. If any of your critical web sites get broken or blocked, your only recourse is to disable the services. Honestly, my Rogers internet is literally providing the downstream and upstream and everything else is under my control. While yes, I can see in my DNS server's logs that it's receiving the requests and sending them out, I can clearly see what's coming back is not what is expected. Domain NS records: ns-a1. Is there a resident expert who might advise me? Name Servers Agreement on Serial Number. Not really sure of the technicalities of it. Showing results for.

However, when I do this and save, the traffic isn't being routed to the IP. Am I missing a step?

In response to -G-. With this it will assign the standard rogers DNS address automatically as well. Baharis I've been here awhile. Name servers should be dispersed topologically and geographically across the Internet to avoid risk of single point of failure RFC Showing results for. Web servers using private IPs can't be reached from the Internet. You will need to set an IP address, as well as the gateways IP. Time to reclaim it, folks. All name servers are allowing TCP connections. Mkadoura I've been around. Did you get Pi Hole Running? Go back to Bell. Thank you!