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Custom DNS on DPC3941B
It seems like no matter what values I put into the Primary and Secondary IPv6 DNS values on the DPC3941B, the LAN Status page always lists 2001:558:feed::1 and IPv6 clients are autoconfigured for 2001:558:feed::1 and 2001:558:feed::2. How do I use my own DNS servers?
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CC-Michelle1
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6 years ago
The following link should address your IPV6 concerns. https://business.comcast.com/help-and-support/internet/using-a-static-ip/.
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codechurn
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6 years ago
Michele,
First and foremost, thanks for taking the time to reply, but a couple of things:
The link in your reply is broken; you have a period at the end of the anchor tag
If I manually adjust your link and go to that page, it is generic information about using a static ip with Comcast; I already know how to do this. My problem is that your IPv6 Router Advertisement contains your DNS servers, which I do not want to use your DNS servers. I would like to use my *own* DNS servers. I have configured them in the "Gateway > Connection > Local IP Configuration" settings options of the DPC3941B, however I continue to be auto configured for 2001:558:feed::1 and 2001:558:feed::2 and "Gateway > Connection > LAN Status" shows 2001:558:feed::1.
I have attached screenshots to illustrate:
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CC-Michelle1
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6 years ago
You are only able to use our DNS servers with the IPV6 static addresses. There is not a way to adjust this configuration.
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codechurn
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6 years ago
Will this change in the future? I don't want to use your DNS servers. Why even offer the box to set the DNS server values?
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CC-Michelle1
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6 years ago
It is a possibility that this option may be available in the future however for the static IP's on our modem it is not an option at this time.
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