Select your operating system by using the corresponding button below. This will filter the instructions for you.

Windows 7, Vista and XP: Right Click Local Area Connection -Select Properties - Double Click Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4) or Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) forWindows XP. Step 4: Windows 7, Vista and XP: Select “ Obtainan IP address automatically ” and “ Obtain DNS server address automatically ”.
Resets IPv4 TCP/IP stack to installation defaults: netsh int ipv4 reset reset.log. Netsh int ip reset reset.log need reboot. Way 3: Run ncpa.cpl as Administrator. Right-click the network connection which you are using, and then click Properties. Click on Internet Protocol TCP/IPv4. Click Install then. Click Protocol, and then click Add.

Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) (NOTE: on XP is not labeled (TCP/IPV4)) a. Obtain IP address automatically b. Obtain DNS address automatically c. Activation/updare - Impossible - Microsoft has turned off their XP activation server and update server.

Windows XP - Step 1
First select Control Panel from the Start menu.
To accomplish this click on Start in the bottom left corner, then select Control Panel on the right column.
Windows XP - Step 2
Enter Network Connections from the Control Panel choices.
To do this double click Network Connections on the Control Panel window that you opened previously.
Windows XP - Step 3
Open Network Connection Properties from the Network Connections window opened previously.
To complete this, right click on your connection from the Network Connections and click on Properties.
Windows XP - Step 4
Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) and then click Properties.
To make this, click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) from the list and then click on Properties button below, on the right.
Windows XP - Step 5
Click on the small radio button Use the following DNS server addresses, and type inside the fields the KidProtect DNS addresses 212.47.252.200 and 212.47.254.200, then click on the OK button. Done.
Windows 7 - Step 1
Select Control Panel from the Start orb.
To accomplish this click orb Start in the bottom left corner, then select Control Panel on the right column.
Windows 7 - Step 2
Click on View Network Status and Tasks from the Network and Internet field.
This will show all active networks of your computer so you may configure each one on the next step.
Windows 7 - Step 3
Click on View Status text located on the right of your active internet connection.
Windows 7 - Step 4
On the connection status window click on Properties button located at bottom in the left side.
Windows 7 - Step 5
Windows Vista and 7 may ask you for permissions to make changes, in such case click the Continue button to let the operating system make network changes.
Windows 7 - Step 6
Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IPv4) and then click Properties.
To do this, click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IPv4) from the list and then click on Properties button below, on the right.
Windows 7 - Step 7
Click on the small radio button Use the following DNS server addresses, and type inside the fields the KidProtect DNS addresses 212.47.252.200 and 212.47.254.200, then click on the OK button. Done.
Windows 7 - Step 8
Select Internet Protocol (TCP/IPv6) and then click Properties.
On remaining window, click on Internet Protocol (TCP/IPv6) from the list and then click on Properties button below, on the right.
Windows 7 - Step 9
Click on the small radio button Use the following DNS server addresses, and type inside the fields the KidProtect DNS addresses 2001:470:b7a7::a and 2001:470:5844::a, then click on the OK button. Done.
Windows 8 - Step 1
If you are using a PC, move the mouse cursor to the bottom or top right corner of the screen and select the cog icon for Settings. If you are using a tablet, swipe left from the right side of the screen and select Settings.
Windows 8 - Step 2
Select Control Panel from menu.
Windows 8 - Step 3
In the Control Panel window select Category, and then select Large icons or Small icons.
Windows 8 - Step 4
Open Network and Sharing Center.
Windows 8 - Step 5
Select Change adapter settings from the top left corner menu.
Windows 8 - Step 6
Right click on your connected network (wired or wireless) and select Properties.
Windows 8 - Step 7
From the menu select Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCIP/IPv4) and then click on button Properties.
Windows 8 - Step 8
Select Use the following DNS server addresses to change your computer (or tablet) DNS server addresses. Type in fields the following DNS servers: 212.47.252.200 and 212.47.254.200. Done.
Windows 8 - Step 9
From the menu select Internet Protocol Version 6 (TCIP/IPv6) and then click on button Properties.
Windows 8 - Step 10
Select Use the following DNS server addresses to change your computer (or tablet) DNS server addresses. Type in fields the following DNS servers: 2001:470:b7a7::a and 2001:470:5844::a. Done.
Macintosh - Step 1
Select System preferences, from the Apple menu. Open Apple menu from the upper left corner and click on System Preferences.
Macintosh - Step 2
Click Network from the Internet & Network row. For this, in the middle you will find the section Internet & Network, click on Network so you will modify the settings for networking.
Macintosh - Step 3
Click on Configure button located at the bottom of the screen. This will open the configuration window.
Macintosh - Step 4
Type inside the DNS Server field the KidProtect DNS addresses 212.47.252.200 and 212.47.254.200 and then click Apply Now.
Done.
Router - Step 1
Login into the router configuration panel with your username and password. Find DNS configuration under Network or WAN configuration.
Router - Step 2
After finding the fields for DNS configuration, type in the KidProtect DNS addresses 212.47.252.200 and 212.47.254.200 then save settings.
Done.
Linux Servers - Step 1
Login as root, or use root privileges, then set KidProtect DNS addresses of nameservers 212.47.252.200, 212.47.254.200, 2001:470:b7a7::a, 2001:470:5844::a, in file /etc/resolv.conf.
Linux Servers - Step 2
Because servers are extremely important, check your /etc/resolv.conf file to see if modifications were made. For this use command cat /etc/resolv.conf and verify the output.

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