This article explains how to check your DNS settings, including checking and changing DNS settings on Windows and verifying DNS on PlayStation and Xbox consoles.

Panji Nushantara details a small tweak you can make to your network settings in Ubuntu or any Linux system that uses the native Network Manager app: run System -> Preferences -> Network ...

Can’t load some websites? Check your DNS server settings Your ISP might have outdated or erratic servers causing problems between you and the rest of the internet.

Microsoft is adding more granular controls for DNS in its latest Windows 10 Dev Channel (Fast Ring) test build.

Switching to a new DNS server might result in a snappier Internet. Kirk McElhearn explains how to edit your DNS settings, and how to know if you should.

In addition to manually looking up and checking your DNS settings, a number of Web services have popped up that will test your system for the DNSChanger malware.

3. Check and Verify: The website then scans its wide database to see if that DNS server is a recognized server and whether it is present in their preset results of suspicious servers.

There are various ways to test your computer for the so-called DNS Changer Malware. But remember, this applies only to Windows users, so if you have an Apple computer, you’re fine.

In June, Mozilla had announced that they were performing a limited Shield study for their Nightly users to monitor the performance of DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) in Firefox. This study uses Cloudflare's ...