reset DNS settings to default

Hi,

for what reason ever I entered manually my router address in the DNS WiFi settings and Search Domain.

That works all fine... but only @home.


If I connect in an other Wifi now, the system is not running. Also clear, because my local router IP is different from the one in the other network.

But how can I reset it to default and that I receive again the DNS settings from the network?


All searches in the inet shows me how the flush the DNS cache but not this topic.


Thanks

MacBook Air, OS X Yosemite (10.10.2)

Posted on Feb 11, 2015 3:50 AM

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Feb 11, 2015 9:20 AM in response to theObone

What I do is add my ISP's DNS's in with my local DNS so that when I connect to a network outside of my LAN, I can still get Internet access. If the network I'm on has the same IP address scheme 10.0.x.x as my home LAN, I just delete my 1st entry then re-add it when I get home and drag it to the top of the list.


For example,

10.0.1.2 <-- Mac Mini Server

68.999.56.12

68.999.56.13

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