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Hey guys,
I've been having intermittent connection in all devices while browsing at home from Cyberia and after trying everything including changing filters, connecting my laptop by wire to the modem.... etc. and with the abscence of any help from Cyberia's support people who, after I emailed them link test results and ping tests, actually suggested that i format my laptop for viruses....
Anyway we, at home, figured it was a DNS problem (given also that torrents which don't need DNS still work even when I can't browse). By trial and error, I got hold of a cyberia DNS server that works, because the modem was set to automically acquire the DNS from the ISP. (When I asked Cyberia, about IPs of other similar servers, they insisted that the DNS I have is not one of their servers, even though a quick googling of the IP shows that it is owned by Cyberia, anyyywayyy...) (the DNS that were not working are 195.112.195.136,195.112.195.34, 195.112.195.35, working DNS was 195.112.197.180)
However, the strange thing is that when I put the secondary DNS to be one of Google's DNS servers (8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4), a connectivity test on the modem shows no connectivity to that server.
Any Cyberia users here, have had the same problem with DNS? Any suggestions to solve this problem (I've tried many other public DNS servers to no avail, and I'm hesitant to try just any server, for security purposes)?
I've been having intermittent connection in all devices while browsing at home from Cyberia and after trying everything including changing filters, connecting my laptop by wire to the modem.... etc. and with the abscence of any help from Cyberia's support people who, after I emailed them link test results and ping tests, actually suggested that i format my laptop for viruses....
Anyway we, at home, figured it was a DNS problem (given also that torrents which don't need DNS still work even when I can't browse). By trial and error, I got hold of a cyberia DNS server that works, because the modem was set to automically acquire the DNS from the ISP. (When I asked Cyberia, about IPs of other similar servers, they insisted that the DNS I have is not one of their servers, even though a quick googling of the IP shows that it is owned by Cyberia, anyyywayyy...) (the DNS that were not working are 195.112.195.136,195.112.195.34, 195.112.195.35, working DNS was 195.112.197.180)
However, the strange thing is that when I put the secondary DNS to be one of Google's DNS servers (8.8.8.8, 8.8.4.4), a connectivity test on the modem shows no connectivity to that server.
Any Cyberia users here, have had the same problem with DNS? Any suggestions to solve this problem (I've tried many other public DNS servers to no avail, and I'm hesitant to try just any server, for security purposes)?