Change DNS servers on your Mac

Quick Overview...
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We’ve created setup guide to help you setup the DNS servers on your Mac.
This guide will show you how to setup WebMate's and Google's open DNS on your computer.

WebMate's Public DNS Servers are the following: 213.146.173.130 & 5.254.160.130

Google's Public DNS operates recursive name servers for public use at the following IP addresses: 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 for IPv4 service.

Detailed Instructions...

Step 1: Open your Network Preferences

Click on to the Apple icon (top left of your screen.)
Choose System Preferences.
Select Network

Step 2: Select the Connectivity

Choose the connectivity that you use from the white panel on the left.

The one to choose will normally have a green light next to it,
Ethernet or Wi-Fi.

Then click Advanced.

Step 3: DNS

Select the DNS tab.

Step 4: Add in the DNS Servers

To remove existing DNS entries, select the row you need to remove.
Click the "-" symbol (bottom left of the DNS Servers panel.)

You may find a local number in there which can not be deleted like 192.168.0.1
This will be removed when you add the new ones.

To add WebMate's public DNS servers, click on to the "+" symbol
(bottom left of the DNS Servers panel).

Type: 213.146.173.130

Select the "+" button

Type: 5.254.160.130

Select the "+" button (These are Google's public DNS servers)

Type: 8.8.8.8

Select the "+" button

Type: 8.8.4.4

Click OK
Click Apply on the remaining Network window.
Close the Network window.

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