January 22, 200917 yr Just curious to those out there, if you notice any difference when giving your computer or router a dns to use. I mainly switched over to OpenDNS when I learned more about DNS and when it seem more information what posted online about many ISP not fixing there DNS Servers. I have thought about using CAT's DNS but don't know if it makes any difference or if its secure or not. Any ideas
January 22, 200917 yr With as much respect as I have for Thailand, unless I am faced with no alternative, when it comes to IT I generally avoid anything here like the plague. Sorry Thailand.
January 22, 200917 yr Just curious to those out there, if you notice any difference when giving your computer or router a dns to use. I mainly switched over to OpenDNS when I learned more about DNS and when it seem more information what posted online about many ISP not fixing there DNS Servers. I have thought about using CAT's DNS but don't know if it makes any difference or if its secure or not. Any ideas my advise - use only open DNS, no matter where you are located
January 23, 200917 yr Just curious to those out there, if you notice any difference when giving your computer or router a dns to use. I mainly switched over to OpenDNS when I learned more about DNS and when it seem more information what posted online about many ISP not fixing there DNS Servers. I have thought about using CAT's DNS but don't know if it makes any difference or if its secure or not. Any ideas my advise - use only open DNS, no matter where you are located I have switched over to open DNS after after serious problems on my 12call EDGE connection... now things are alot better. definitely a convert =)
January 23, 200917 yr Why DNS is so uniformly bad in Thailand is one of life's little mysteries. If you can find one that seems to be working well, give it a few weeks and it won't be. The DNS of major ISPs are hopeless too, with constant timeouts, failures and random redirects. According to a recent Security Now podcast, about 25% of DNS on the internet still haven't been patched. I'd imagine that given the national attitude to computer security and maintenance in general, the percentage in Thailand would be rather higher than that.
January 24, 200917 yr OpenDNS is problematic when trying to connect to a True Move WiFi connection. Other than that, it works very well and I use it on occasion.
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