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peejayw

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#175176 20-Jun-2015 06:33
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Can you change the DNS on an access point like the TP-Link TL-WA801N or does this have to be done back at the router?




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  #1328176 20-Jun-2015 06:34
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Access Points are usually only Layer2 (Ethernet) so any IP changes, such as which DNS Server DHCP hands out to you, would be made on your router.




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