DNS Settings for Internet Routers and Network Devices
Introduction to DNS and Recursive DNS Servers
The Domain Name System (DNS) is a critical component of the internet, responsible for translating human-readable domain names (e.g., example.com) into machine-readable IP addresses. This process allows users to access websites and services without needing to memorize numerical IP addresses.
Auto-Configuration of DNS Settings
When using a PPPoE (Point-to-Point Protocol over Ethernet) or IPoE (IP over Ethernet) based internet connection, your router is typically configured to automatically detect and apply the appropriate DNS settings provided by Webvault. This automatic configuration ensures seamless connectivity without the need for manual DNS setup.
Manual DNS Configuration
If manual configuration is necessary, you can use the following DNS Cache Servers. Ensure you use at least two servers for redundancy.
IPv4 Addresses
103.4.173.226
103.4.172.75
103.4.173.194
103.4.172.150
IPv6 Addresses
2001:DF0:26B:10::104
2001:DF0:26B:10::304
2001:DF0:26B:10::4
2001:DF0:26B:10::204
Supported Protocols & Ports
UDP: 53
DoT: 853
DoH: 443
DoH URLs
Secure Filtered DNS Cache Servers (Optional Add-on Service)
Webvault offers an optional Secure Filtered DNS service that provides an additional layer of protection by filtering out malicious websites, compromised or hacked websites, adult content, gambling sites, and other types of sites that pose a risk to businesses. To subscribe to this service, please contact Webvault support.
IPv4 Addresses
103.4.173.200
103.4.172.151
IPv6 Addresses
2001:DF0:26B:10::5
2001:DF0:26B:10::205
Supported Protocols & Ports
UDP: 53
DoT: 853
DoH: 443
DoH URLs
More Webvault DNS Information
For instructions on configuring DoH (DNS over HTTPS) in Windows 11, refer to this tutorial: Configuring DoH DNS Resolution in Windows 11.
If you are looking for authoritative DNS nameservers to host your domain name or website, refer to this guide: Delegating Your Domain Name for DNS Hosting.