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    What is Google DNS vs OpenDNS

    hi friend
    when we want to search any types of thing that type we type some particular DNS because Internet domain names are easier to remember than IP address. But again there are some problem like Google public DNS and OpenDNS are two different things if yes then what is the main different between both of them so any one tell me what is Google DNS vs OpenDNS?

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    Re: What is Google DNS vs OpenDNS

    Open DNS theoretically helps speed up Web browsing by using better DNS servers to resolves URLs faster than your Internet Service Provider (ISP). Basically the DNS service has provided by the isp were often crapy same as open DNS has also some emerge as the de-facto. But basically Google Public DNS is a free, global Domain Name System (DNS) resolution service, that you can use as an alternative to your current DNS provider. But the main difference of them which is Open DNS is the more established product, having existed for four more years than Google's and offering more options for setup and control

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    Re: What is Google DNS vs OpenDNS

    The IP address uniquely identifies computers on a TCP/IP network. basically An IP address can be private-for use on a local area network (LAN) - or public - for use on the Internet or other wide area network (WAN). But in that type of dns address there are some different between IP address like if you use Open DNS then the IP address is like 208.67.222.222 and 208.67.220.220 as well as in Google DNS use 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4.
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    Re: What is Google DNS vs OpenDNS

    DNS means the domain name system which has translates host names as well as internet domain to addresses of IP. The main work of dns is it automatically converts name o the web browser to the IP addresses of Web servers hosting. Make sure in comparison of both of that dns system means Google DNS as well as OpenDNS ,its a challenging as well as Which one is faster, or more secure, can be debated.

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    Re: What is Google DNS vs OpenDNS

    The simplest usage of DNS which is it is easy to remind our mind because it is a tough that remember the ip address so domain names are the easy thing than it. There are some basic different between both domain which is Google DNS and Open DNS. In comparably Open DNS,the Google DNS has got some improvement like area of the speed ,security function as well as validity of the system of result. Unlike Google Public DNS, some ISPs and open resolvers block, filter, or redirect DNS responses. As well as if you are using another DNS service simultaneously you can also use Google Public DNS. There are some basic different like OpenDNS is more established as well as existed for four more years than Google's. It also give the offer like it has more options for setup and control.
    Last edited by Trio; 16-02-2010 at 02:20 AM.

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