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How do I switch to Google Public DNS?

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Steve
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This may be a step worth trying if all other connectivity troubleshooting has failed.

You can configure your network to use Google Public DNS. This would cause Google to perform all the internet look-ups rather than your Internet Service Provider. 

You can find instructions for that here.

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