Trusted
But this morning I noticed that all my devices (mainly wifi ones) that get their DNS address from the router (which has the unblock DNS servers entered) could not longer access the Internet. The only way I could make them work was to manually configure the wifi connection on the wireless device to have static IP and code specific DNS server addresses (TCL's ones).
I wonder if TCL has done something last night (it was working yesterday) to change the way their transparent proxy works or are doing perhaps DNS hijacking.
Anybody else with the similar situation experiencing this problem?
Thanks
[EDIT]
Might have been a momentary hiccup.
This morning I was getting this from nslookup
nslookup check.unblock-us.com 208.122.23.23
Server: UnKnown
Address: 208.122.23.23
But later I got this
nslookup check.unblock-us.com 208.122.23.23
Server: UnKnown
Address: 208.122.23.23
Non-authoritative answer:
Name: aws-c1.unblock-us.com
Addresses: 107.23.57.145
107.21.1.246
Aliases: check.unblock-us.com
x.checkx.unblock-us.com
rcheck.unblock-us.com
which is better
