11-29-2007, 12:20 PM
By changing the DNS numbers directly to Comcast's (and not using the internal one of the Buffalo router)
Buffalo's software normally gets its DNS settings from the ISP automatically. Most routers do this.
btw, Comcast is notorious for having DN Servers go wonky without warning. When it happens, nothing will load. Thus the recommendations to use "4.2.2.2 and 4.2.2.3" or other open servers. When I used Comcrap, I set my router to use Verizons DNS. Cured the the wonkies.
Buffalo's software normally gets its DNS settings from the ISP automatically. Most routers do this.
btw, Comcast is notorious for having DN Servers go wonky without warning. When it happens, nothing will load. Thus the recommendations to use "4.2.2.2 and 4.2.2.3" or other open servers. When I used Comcrap, I set my router to use Verizons DNS. Cured the the wonkies.