Earlier today I had problem configuring my wireless router to access google's public dns servers. Honestly I couldn't find any tutorials or Instructions specific to my router model so had to learn it the hard way, put decent amount of time too.
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So I figured I'd write a piece so that others may save their time hunting. Its fairly simple, just follow the Instructions step by step. Here we go..
Step 1: Login to your remote wireless router web management console by typing either (192.168.0.1 or www.tp-link.net). For other routers, Look into your device manual for this address.
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Step 2 : Click on DHCP settings and enter google's dns servers.
Primary DNS: 8.8.8.8
Secondary DNS: 8.8.4.4
Step 3: Save & your router should reboot.
Step 4: Flush DNS Cache
Step 5: Clear Browser Cache & restart your pc.
Testing Your Settings
Visit http://www.google.com/ from your browser, if the page is resolved then the settings are working just fine. If it throws error, you might want to re-start this procedure from Step 1.
For LAN Users:
Follow the steps below...
Step 1: Go to Control Panel -> Network & Internet -> Network Connection -> Right Click on Ethernet Adapter -> Properties.
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Step 2: Select Internet Protocol 4 (IPv4) and click on properties.
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Step 3: Enter Google dns server address as shown in the pic.
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Click save & follow step 4 & 5 (above) to flush dns cache & browser cache & restart. visit http://www.google.com/ and you're done.
Hope you find it helpful ! Let me know if it worked for you in the comments.
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