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DHCP Server on TP-Link MR600: What should be my Primary and Secondary DNS

CharlieETD
Explorer

‎08-09-2020 12:36 PM

I am using my 4GEE data SIM card for VOIP and my provider is 8x8. I am currently getting delays/lagging in my calls. After 8x8 had done a thorough diagnosis, they have asked me to switch from Google 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 to my ISP DNS as this would ensure the correct routing of my VOIP to the nearest 8x8 Data centre. I hope this cures the problem. Thank you. 

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XRaySpeX
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‎08-09-2020 01:16 PM

You shouldn't need to know these IPs. Your router should have a setting for DNS as "Obtain from ISP" or maybe "Auto".

 

I would've thought the recommendation whould be the other way round. ISP DNS tend to be less reliable than Public DNS, like Google.

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CharlieETD
Explorer
In response to XRaySpeX

‎08-09-2020 02:27 PM

Thank you Grand Master 

I have run a diagnostics and I have still getting excessive packet loss which might be why I am getting delays in my calls.

 

ALG is disabled 

 

Would you happen to know any other fixes?

 

Thank you

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