1.0.0.1

[#1]

Hi y'all

This is NOT a yes - on / no - off /  no - off / yes - on binary post

It is referring to the secondary DNS Cloudfare server address, the Primary being 1.1.1.1

I was referred to this Cloudfare DNS servers because of slow loading webpages by the staff of our hosts, I have to say it is noticeably faster than our hosts DNS servers, at least 3 times as fast on a problematic connection. I have also found these are at least twice as fast as OpenDNS.

Have you any experience with changing DNS servers, if so which have you found to be the best for you...?

[#2]

@Welshdragon

Discussed in this thread. 

[#3]

I use 1.0.01; 1.1.1.1 in my DNS Cache; but my router also has 1.1.1.1 & 8.8.4.4 as DNS addresses...

So not actually quite sure.

[#4]

If you download DNS Jumper it has a DNS testing tool that will test multiple name servers for their reply speed. It also allows you to save multiple DNS configurations so that you can quickly switch between them as needed.

[#5]

Unfortunately this doesn't work for me - its Windows stuff.

[#6]

@VileReynard - You'll be wanting this then.

[#7]

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@VileReynard wrote:

Unfortunately this doesn't work for me - its Windows stuff.

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Sorry mate, my reply was to the op not you!

[#8]

Cheers @7up

On a technicality as it is a public forum it applies to anyone with a vested interest in this subject that reads this thread on a window device

[#9]

You misunderstand, our resident @VileReynard is known for causing trouble with his anti windows pro linux remarks, and with other things in general

[#10]

Vile by name, Vile by nature?

This is totally off-topic.