Step 1. Find your router’s IP address
On Windows:
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Open Command Prompt.
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Type
ipconfigand press Enter. -
Look for Default Gateway — this is usually your router’s IP address.
On macOS:
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Open System Preferences → Network.
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Select your active connection and click Advanced.
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Go to the TCP/IP tab — your router’s IP address will be listed there.
Step 2. Log in to your router
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Open a web browser and enter your router’s IP address in the address bar.
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Enter your username and password. If you haven’t changed them, the default is usually
admin/admin.
Step 3. Set up Smart DNS DNS
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In the menu, go to WAN (Internet).
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Find WAN DNS Setting or a similar DNS Server option.
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Choose No or Manual for Connect to DNS Server Automatically.
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Enter your Smart DNS address manually.
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Scroll down and click Apply to save the changes.
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Restart your router and all connected devices to apply the new DNS settings.




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