Note
Before changing the DNS settings on your router, make sure you have created a DNS device on the NetAngel Dashboard with the public IP address of your network.
WAN Settings
- Open a web browser and type in 192.182.1.1 or 192.168.0.1 and hit “Enter”.
- Enter the administrator username and password (this can typically be found on the back of your router).
- Under “Advanced Settings” on the left-hand side, find and click “WAN”.
![ASUS Router Advanced Settings WAN](/img/uploads/9u1nb6f4hneq0vjvbhu94tc4v62v282c60jvz8ejd8lmyaz0za.png)
Enter NetAngel DNS Addresses
- Under “WAN DNS Setting”, find “Connect to DNS Server Automatically” and click “NO”.
![ASUS Router WAN DNS Setting](/img/uploads/8d6u80ldp5zm5uazl9be299rzkwx5nl5fl0gl29hsdmswr3a5o.png)
- Two fields will appear: DNS Server 1 and DNS Server 2. Type 54.70.46.42 into the first one and 54.70.76.29 into the second one.
![ASUS Router WAN DNS Setting](/img/uploads/4zkccel3eo7o0q85hhbgjjca4o146iv4g3ce64y8rjvd5jfzjr.png)
- Click “Apply” at the bottom to save changes.
- Reboot your router and devices (computer, smart phones, tablets).