5G Home Internet Gateway CR200A ability to setup or change DNS servers to CleanBrowsing ip address
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Need to block access to porn sites on my new gateway, menu on status shows verizon modem dns servers:
198.224.185.135
198.224.184.135
w/o the ability to change.
What are the work arounds other than going into every device and adding a DNS server
address of :
185.228.169.168
185.228.168.168
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Unfortunately, there is no way that I am aware of to set alternative DNS server addresses with DHCP on this model of router.
Please see my previous post on this topic for details: https://community.verizon.com/t5/5G-Home-Internet/DNS-resolver-latency/m-p/1789169#M7390
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I don't have that router, but I found this on Reddit... Seems to work.
Login > Advanced > Network Settings > Network Connections > Broadband Connections (Edit) > Settings (bottom of page) > WAN IP Address
then change IPv4 DNS to Use the following... and pop in your preferred DNS Addresses
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The steps you provided are not applicable to the WNC CR200A router. Unfortunately, there is no way that I am aware of to set alternative DNS server addresses with DHCP on this model of router.
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I'm having the same issue. I tried using an ASUS router in IP passthrough, but IP passthrough on the CR200A is buggy. After running fine for several hours, latency would go through the roof.
I decided to use the CR200A as a router. I was able to configure all my port forwards and other settings. The only thing I can't update is the DHCP DNS servers. Did you ever find a workaround?
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Unfortunately, there is no way that I am aware of to set alternative DNS server addresses with DHCP on this model of router.
Please see my previous post on this topic for details: https://community.verizon.com/t5/5G-Home-Internet/DNS-resolver-latency/m-p/1789169#M7390
