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Question: Can you adjust the DNS settings on this router?
Document: Enter the Passwordand click "Save"*Wait while the router connects to the network-->This method worked successfully for me 1) at my home network, 2) at a local Starbucks, and 3) at a hotel wifi.To use as a wifi router:-Connect network port with RJ45 network cable to a router, switch, or modem.-Power on, and use the same settings a above.-->Now you have a wifi router with your own settings.
I have used a variety of D-Link systems in the past, and this one is by far the best one that I've used to this point.This system is easy to set up and modify. While the interface is beginner friendly, but it does not lose capability through the use of advanced buttons and an intuitive initial display. The interface on the router is user friendly and makes it simple to connect to a network and change various settings.
* The web interface can also be used to connect the router to the internet. The homepage has a nice visual representation of the 'network' and all you need to do is click on specific icons to change settings. For example, click on the globe icon to set-up the internet connection, on the router icon to set-up the router's network etc.- Once again, the router only connects to a visible SSID network; The router's MAC-ID etc can be accessed through the web interface.
Select either one to connect.-Open a web browser, and type in "http://192.168.0.1" in the address bar (without the quotes)-At the login screen, leave the password field blank (ie. no password)-At the home screen page, you can change the admin security settings for logging in to the router configuration interface. It is highly recommended that you create a password with a minimum of six characters to keep your router secure.
The device supports 5 connected users and uses either Wireless B or G.Setup:Setup is fairly simple; the short instruction book walks one through the process. The router needs to be set up for the internet connection; for some reason it defaults to looking for a cable/DSL modem (and asks for a password). One has to go into the profile settings and select DHCP if one is connecting to a normal network (like a hotel room). There is also a selection for static IP.
It does what it says for the most part. The main thing I have to say is to check your security settings when you hook it up because it doesn't do that automatically. You might think you are secure when you are not.Good charger function and nice backward compatibility. Can be used to secure a mobile hotspot and will work with USB modems or ethernet cable. If you have the money then give it a try. It has lots of features.
This is a simple and effective router/charger that works as expected. I use it as a main router.
Best portable travel router/charger with all the useful functions. Will not go on extended travel without it.
Once I was able to figure out the technical aspects of the router and charger, I have found it to be very effective and convenient. I especially find it useful when on the road.
The unit is small and travel worthy, so no issues there. Also, it has some USB ports but I haven't used those yet. Overall, its a great pocket travel router. I say pick it up for the traveler in you.
Answer: Yes.   you can manually adjust DNS settings - primary and secondaryOne of the best products I carry in my travel bag.   WW power adapter #1, this is #2 that I don't leave home without.