How to configure OpenDNS on iPhone

[Avikshit Sinha]

HI, i bought a new iPhone 3gs last week and have some query regarding the same. As we all know OpenDNS is the better way to access network in terms of security, i want to activate the same on my iPhone as well. I have seen many people using OpenDNS on their iPhone. Do you guys know how to configure OpenDNS on iPhone ? Please let me know too. Thanks !!

[Simond]

Its really good to use OpenDNS because it makes your network more secure, faster, smarter and more reliable, because it's free and it is not difficult to configure. If you have an iPhone or iPod Touch to connect to the Internet via Wi-Fi and use OpenDNS like these just have to follow these simple steps:

• Open on the iPhone / iPod Settings> Wi-Fi
  
  
• Select the desired network by clicking the blue icon (>)
  
  
• In DHCP, DHCP, change DNS server settings to 208.67.222.222, 208.67.220.220
  
  
• OpenDNS is already configured on your Wi-Fi network.

[Gonzo]

OpenDNS is a service that is offered as an alternative to DNS services, creating a local cache so internet access is slightly "accelerated" because it resolves the names faster to navigate. But not only that, but also offers phishing filters, pornography, games and more. If you are getting too distracted while you are supposed to work, then stop looking for lingerie for your partner, allowing the adult to hang a right at the end of things DNS.

[mickey demaio]

Technical users prefer to use other DNS servers that are well known, but high performance and reliability, and arguably most known and used of all is "OpenDNS. If you coach and you know what you do, just replace your DNS servers IP connection to these two 208.67.222.222 or 208.67.220.220. Do not be alarmed by the number of options offered by the administration panel. However, you can block adult content, but do not forget to take a look then at all the options, because they really can improve the whole experience of surfing the web using OpenDNS.

[Orlando]

What we need to know is that we will change the DNS addresses given by the ISP, for those of OpenDNS to filter web traffic on oue system. If you use ICE or you may not Racsa have modem Internet access that would normally be at 192.168.0.1, if you have a refillable router, you have the key to this and you know the IP address then you can enter the administrative side of the router and configure the DNS to Static.