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OpenDNS Self-Help Troubleshooting Guide How to delete your OpenDNS Home Basic account? Community Ask a question or give an answer The OpenDNS Community is the best place to get quick answers to common questions to setting up OpenDNS for home use and getting the best protection.

Using OpenDNS starts by making a configuration change in the DNS settings of your home router, on individual computers, and wireless devices. Once OpenDNS is configured, administrators set and manage OpenDNS’s advanced features, such as Web content filtering and security, by logging in to their OpenDNS account. Table of Contents

Open your device’s WiFi settings and tap the blue “i” next to your connection. In your connection’s settings screen, simply change your DNS servers. Since most DNS has two servers, you’d want to separate them with a comma, in order of preference (DNS 1, DNS 2). Finally, tap the “Wi-Fi” back button and you’re finished.

OpenDNS: 208.67.222.222 & 208.67.220.220. OpenDNS claims 100 percent reliability and up-time, and is used by tens of millions of users around the world. They offer two sets of free public DNS servers, one of which is just for parental controls with dozens of filtering options. Primary DNS: 208.67.222.222.