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Hi folks
I just don't have enough DNS-foo to sort this out.
Billion BiPAC 7402GL modem/router with 4 port switch
No problems connecting to my ISP
I have 3 devices connected to the Billion via ethernet
1 Time capsule
2 airport express
all 3 are set to Create a Wireless network with identical network name and security
all are in bridge mode
all get IP addresses via DHCP on the Billion and the Billion does NAT
DNS for all 3 is set to the IP of the Billion
DNS on the Billion is set to my ISP DNS (and I have the same problems if I set the DNS on the Billion to OpenDNS or Google's)
I have problems with some websites intermittently not loading - and for all the world it looks like a DNS problem - stale entries in a cache etc etc.
The computers connected via wifi to the network all have DHCP and their DNS set to the IP of the Billion.
Is this configuration correct?
I hope I have described the configuration clearly - three wireless access points all connected via ethernet to a model/switch.
with many thanks
Chris
I just don't have enough DNS-foo to sort this out.
Billion BiPAC 7402GL modem/router with 4 port switch
No problems connecting to my ISP
I have 3 devices connected to the Billion via ethernet
1 Time capsule
2 airport express
all 3 are set to Create a Wireless network with identical network name and security
all are in bridge mode
all get IP addresses via DHCP on the Billion and the Billion does NAT
DNS for all 3 is set to the IP of the Billion
DNS on the Billion is set to my ISP DNS (and I have the same problems if I set the DNS on the Billion to OpenDNS or Google's)
I have problems with some websites intermittently not loading - and for all the world it looks like a DNS problem - stale entries in a cache etc etc.
The computers connected via wifi to the network all have DHCP and their DNS set to the IP of the Billion.
Is this configuration correct?
I hope I have described the configuration clearly - three wireless access points all connected via ethernet to a model/switch.
with many thanks
Chris