Option 2 - Configure DNSMasq for OpenDNS DNS forwarding Go to Services tab » Services sub tab » Services Management section » DNSMasq sub section and ensure Query DNS in Strict Order is selected.

Tip: If you want the DNS servers to be queried in the order they're listed rather than randomly: To ensure that all devices are restricted by OpenDNS Web Content Filtering you should configure all 3 Static DNS entries using the OpenDNS IP's.Note: OpenDNS also has these DNS IP's that can be used for the 3rd Static DNS: 208.67.222.220 and 208.67.220.222.Another DNS server of your choice (Do not duplicate one of the first two DNS's or it will default to 0.0.0.0).10.0.0.0 (a non-usable IP) if you don't want to use any other servers or.0.0.0.0 to fall back to your ISP DNS if OpenDNS is unresponsive or.

Depending on the behavior you want, set Static DNS 3 set to:.

Go to Setup tab » Basic Setup sub tab » Network Setup section » Network Address Server Settings (DHCP), and:.

Go to Setup tab » Basic Setup sub tab » WAN Setup section » WAN Connection Type, and check 'Ignore WAN DNS'.

Option 1 - Configure DHCP with OpenDNS DNS servers The advantage option 2 is that you will not lose internal DNS resolution on your network. This can be done in two ways: You can either configure your router to hand out the OpenDNS DNS addresses to your DHCP clients, or you can configure DNSMasq to forward all DNS requests sent to your router to OpenDNS. In order to configure dd-wrt with OpenDNS you need to specify the OpenDNS DNS servers in the control panel.

2 OpenDns with DNS-O-Matic for users with a Dynamic IP.

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