I've been trying to configure OpenDNS for quite sometime now on my network. I can install it individually into my computers, but I'd like to be able to make it network-wide.
I've gone into Services > DHCP Server and set "Primary DNS" to the OpenDNS value, and "Secondary DNS" to the secondary value on their site.
Now, this didn't work. It caused HUGE problems on my network. It took me over an hour to get back in there and revert the settings
<geek_sidenote>
I think OpenDNS has a hosts entry for "negus" which is my IPCop's hostname - thus, my local network was trying to talk to an outside world machine
</geek_sidenote>
Someone has told me that I need to change these on the RED side instead of the GREEN side - however, I can't find howto anywhere.
Assistance is greatly appreciated.
Thanks...
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