How to Fix the Slower ISP-Provided DNS Service Issues?

DNS issue is a common problem that causes Internet disconnections on home computers. It can happen in two ways.

1. Your computer has the wrong DNS configuration.

2. The DNS service provided by your ISP is substandard.

To fix one common DNS issue that appears, follow the link.

This tutorial explains a permanent solution for substandard DNS service provided by your Internet Service Provider.

If you are unhappy with the response time of your ISP's default DNS server, there is good news for you. Google announces Google Public DNS service that is free for everyone.

From the user comments on CoreNetworkZ, we understand most Internet users are unsatisfied with the Domain Name System service provided by their ISPs. So, we advised them to use open DNS servers on their computers and other devices.

Google DNS address is easier to remember compared to most other free services. This tutorial explains this new service and tips to configure it on your computer.

Let us first check the Google DNS Server IP addresses for IPv4 and IPv6 connections.

For IPv4 connections, you can use the addresses below.

• Preferred Google DNS Server - 8.8.8.8

• Alternate Google DNS Server -8.8.4.4

For your IPv6 connections, use the following addresses.

• 2001:4860:4860::8888

• 2001:4860:4860::8844

So, how does Google DNS service help us to fix a slower ISP DNS? It is simple. We replace the default slower ISP DNS server address with the Google DNS address.

Let us check how to replace the ISP-provided DNS server with a faster Google DNS.

To change the current slower default DNS on a Windows laptop, follow the steps in the link below.

Type the Google DNS address in the Internet Protocol Version 4 Properties window.

Click the OK button to complete the procedure.

Google has launched telephone support to assist users with issues related to their Public Domain Name System service. They help users both from the USA and outsiders. The technical support number is:

• 877-590-4367 { For US customers }

• 770-200-1201 { Outside US }

The good news is we can replace the default DNS service by the mobile Internet providers with a faster Google DNS service. Let us check the steps to replace the mobile data provider's slower DNS with Google DNS.

Follow the steps below to change the slower DNS service provider by your Internet Service Provider on an Android phone.

1. Go to Settings > Network and Internet > Advanced > Private DNS.

2. Select Private DNS provider hostname.

3. Enter dns.google as the hostname of the DNS provider.

4. Click the Save button to complete the procedure.

Team CoreNetworkZ recommends our readers go through the Google document provided below to learn more about Google DNS.

https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/docs/using?csw=1