The popular security software developer Norton has introduced a new, free DNS service, which offers faster, safer and more reliable internet browsing. Norton DNS is similar to Google Public DNS, OpenDNS and ComodoDNS and you can simply set your DNS server addresses to 198.153.192.1 and 198.153.194.1 for Norton DNS.
Namebench gives a faster internet experience
05/11/2010 By Leave a Comment
To get a faster internet browsing, one of the best ways is configuring your PC to a fastest DNS Server. There are several free to use nameservers like Google Public DNS, Open DNS and Ultra DNS, but which one is best for you? To help you, here is a little freeware utility called Namebench which [...]
DNS Chooser for quickly altering Windows DNS settings
04/06/2010 By 6 Comments
We had already covered few topics on changing Windows DNS settings (see it here/here) to open providers like Google or Open DNS for a faster and secure internet surfing. Here is another freeware tool to point your DNS settings at the open providers such as Google DNS, Open DNS and Foole DNS.
Instantly Change DNS settings to different DNS addresses with DNS Jumper
12/24/2009 By Leave a Comment
You may still remember my previous post about Google DNS Helper, a tool that lets you instantly switch from your ISP’s DNS to Google’s DNS address. Here is another handy tool called DNS Jumper, which is especially suitable for those who want to use different DNS address for different purposes, for example Open DNS, Google [...]
Instalty change your current DNS to Google Public DNS with Google DNS Helper
12/21/2009 By Leave a Comment
Many people (me also) prefer third party DNS services as an alternative to their ISP’s DNS service mainly for faster web surfing. Most popular example is Open DNS. The newly launched Google Public DNS resolution service has also become popular, especially outside the US, because it provides a faster and secure web surfing.
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