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Setting Up Internet Provider's DNS for Optimal Internet Radio Performance

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  • #1 16791987
    capitank96
    Level 2  
    Good morning, could anyone explain to me how I can set up an internet provider's dns? Is this the best choice for dns when it comes to Internet radio? If there is any better solution, I would ask for help. Thank you in advance.
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  • #2 16792001
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl  
    capitank96 wrote:
    Is this the best choice for dns when it comes to Internet radio? J

    A small radio internet provider does not have to have its DNS servers and use its provider's addresses. Have you checked what IP / DNS addresses you get after connecting to the internet (ipconfig / all)? The point is that these IP addresses should be as close as possible to you, which will speed up the data exchange on your domain inquiries.
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  • #3 16792010
    capitank96
    Level 2  
    [Quote = "jimasek"]
    capitank96 wrote:
    Have you checked what IP / DNS addresses you get after connecting to the internet (ipconfig / all)?


    I do not know if this was what you meant? I will just add that I wrote the DNS servers myself
    Setting Up Internet Provider's DNS for Optimal Internet Radio Performance
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  • #4 16792074
    Telex
    Level 28  
    Captain, there are no DNS addresses on this screen. Personally, I have rigidly set 194,204,153 and 194,204,159.1. And the internet always works for me at Orange, a local internet provider. For example, I put Polkomtel on the car and it is ok.
    The IP address from ext. Is also interesting. network.
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  • #5 16792177
    jimasek
    VIP Meritorious for electroda.pl  
    @ capitank96 well, you can see what DNS your provider uses (opnendns and google).
  • #6 16792715
    jprzedworski
    Network and Internet specialist  
    jimasek wrote:
    You can see what DNS your provider uses (opnendns and Google).
    I'm sorry to interrupt, but ...
    capitank96 wrote:
    I will just add that I wrote the DNS servers myself

    So this is not authoritative.
    Small providers usually do not have their own DNS servers.
    There are two interesting lists:
    http://to.proste.info.pl/index.php/Lista_serwer%C3%B3w_DNS
    https://public-dns.info/nameserver/pl.html
    Knowing the public addresses or the domain of this provider, you can find the DNS servers he uses. For example, by https://centralops.net/co/
    You need to find the NS records there (Name Server)
  • #7 16828910
    pigu1arz
    Level 11  
    I understand that you mean to enter the dns address into the computer -
    I do not know which system but: control panel - network connection / in which you want to change dns / -stan-właściwości-from the window you choose protocol ipv4-properties-general at the bottom dns address or auto or enter your eg. google 8.8.8.8. if you have a car it should download from your ISP.
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The discussion revolves around setting up an internet provider's DNS for optimal performance in internet radio streaming. Users are advised to check the DNS addresses assigned by their ISP, as proximity to these servers can enhance data exchange speeds. It is noted that smaller internet providers often do not have their own DNS servers and may rely on public DNS options like OpenDNS or Google DNS (8.8.8.8). Users are encouraged to find their provider's DNS servers through various online resources and to configure their network settings accordingly, particularly in IPv4 properties.
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