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Hi, <br />
<br />
The only options under DDNS are:<br />
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dlinkddns.com (free)<br />
dyndns.com (free)<br />
dyndns.com (static)<br />
dyndns.com (custom)<br />
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If I can't use OpenDNS, are these options any good?<br />
<br />
Thanks!
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Where do I find custom (can't find it)? &nbsp;Thanks!
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Hi,<br />
<br />
Sorry, have neglected to check on this question.<br />
<br />
I checked my settings, it's different. :-(
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HI, <br />
<br />
To those who use the DLink DIR-451 router, how do I configure it to use Open DNS? I can't find any setting in the configuration that allows me to specify the DNS server. Thanks!
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HI, 

To those who use the DLink DIR-451 router, how do I configure it to use Open DNS? I can't find any setting in the configuration that allows me to specify the DNS server. Thanks!

Hi, 

The only options under DDNS are:

dlinkddns.com (free)
dyndns.com (free)
dyndns.com (static)
dyndns.com (custom)

If I can&#39;t use OpenDNS, are these options any good?

Thanks!

Where do I find custom (can&#39;t find it)?  Thanks!

Hi,

Sorry, have neglected to check on this question.

I checked my settings, it&#39;s different. :-(

Configure Router to Use Opendns

HI, 

To those who use the DLink DIR-451 router, how do I configure it to use Open DNS? I can&#39;t find any setting in the configuration that allows me to specify the DNS server. Thanks!

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