If i had an idea ;))

[Phoenixx]

Few times i get experiment with c lines but stuttering and i got a good idea

Have found a tutorial to install open dns. Open dns is better for the internet connection
because dns are better, faster and alway`s update even when you provider is offline
and better for connection cline.. And ..Pir***-bay is back again
Here is the tutorial

Open dns install tip

:dns server route flush

:dns server route add dns=208.67.222.222 metric=1 intf=Internet

:dns server route add dns=208.67.220.220 metric=1 intf=Internet

:dns server route list (to make sure the changes have taken)

"saveall" (If the router is powered off for what ever reason, this cmd will retain the DNS IP's)

typing "exit" will exit you from telnet.

Remove orginal dns servers from Linux Pc
And add open dns servers

sudo nano /etc/resolv.conf
nameserver 208.67.220.220
nameserver 208.67.222.222

Restart network
sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart

Goto open dns test site ..

_http://welcome.opendns.com/

enyoy

[locan]

Re: If i had an idea )

am i right that these are 2 tutorial's one for linux one for win? sure the second part starting with "sudo nano" is the linux part but what is the first part starting with "dns server route flush" looks like a config file but im not sure

anyways back to the topic
I used to have the ****** dns on my PC but had not really good experience with that, Low download speed and sites were sometimes getting longer to load but as i found out it was that the dns servers from ****** were overseas and therefore the connection wasn't as fast as it would be near, i don't know how it is now but i might try it again.
I also used Open dns and it is actually OK but i didn't felt any difference with my isp's dns but i only tried those on my pc not on my receiver so that maybe could really be an option to improve the connection to the cs servers thanks for that idea i will try this out.