what does domain_not_set.invalid mean

I'm connecting slow and am trying to understand Network Settings. A help page said my problem might be there; however, I know nothing about it outside of automatic configuration. In Advanced Network Settings > DNS tab: DNS Servers: two sets of numbers, one above the other; Search Domains: domain_not_set.invalid is listed across from the first number under DNS Servers. What does that even mean?

MacBook Pro (13-inch Mid 2012), OS X Mountain Lion (10.8.4)

Posted on Sep 3, 2013 6:38 PM

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Sep 4, 2013 7:16 PM in response to Linc Davis

Thank you so much Linc Davis!!🙂 Even my ISP couldn't help. I thought I wasn't explaining it right, but you got me instantly!!😮 I played some games, opened links, played Youtube videos and opened links from email and everything is much faster!!😎 So I thought I'd ask some more questions. What is the difference between IPv4 and v6? How do I know if I have a v6? What is the best way to configure my network? Should I just "auto" everything or is there a way to configure it to make my connection faster? It seems I have a slow connection and my ISP can't increase my speed even for more money. Not that I want to pay more money. In Sys Pref> Network> Adv> TCP/IP Tab: IPv4 is DHCP with MY IPv4 Address, Subnet Mask, and my router's Address listed. Under that is IPv6: "Auto" but under that Router, IPv6 Address, and Prefix Length are all empty. If I have an IPv6, is there some file on my MAC where this info can be located? What does Prefix Length mean? Under the DNS Tab where you helped me re: ....invalid, There are two windows. In the first window DNS Servers: it lists my Router's ISP and under another number I never saw before and don't know what it is. It a ##.###.###.## sequence. Is it a v6 address? (I didn't insert these they were just there.) Regardless of any further assistance, Thank you, thank you, thank you! May 😍, joy, good health and wealth be yours!!😉 You solved my question, so you at least get 10 points.

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what does domain_not_set.invalid mean

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