Google launched a DNS resolving service called Google Public DNS that uses Google's infrastructure to improve page loading time. A DNS resolver converts domain names into IP addresses and this process might slow down browsing.
"As the web continues to grow, greater load is placed on existing DNS infrastructure. Since Google's search engine already crawls the web on a daily basis and in the process resolves and caches DNS information, we wanted to leverage our technology to experiment with new ways of addressing some of the existing DNS challenges around performance and security."
You can replace your ISP's DNS service with Google Public DNS by changing the settings of the network connection and using the following IP addresses:
"As the web continues to grow, greater load is placed on existing DNS infrastructure. Since Google's search engine already crawls the web on a daily basis and in the process resolves and caches DNS information, we wanted to leverage our technology to experiment with new ways of addressing some of the existing DNS challenges around performance and security."
You can replace your ISP's DNS service with Google Public DNS by changing the settings of the network connection and using the following IP addresses:
* 8.8.8.8
* 8.8.4.4
* 8.8.4.4
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