A Digital Dns guide
DNS setup on macOS
Set Digital Dns on your active Mac Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection, save previous DNS addresses and restore your settings when needed
DNS addresses
185.118.15.14185.118.15.15Setup steps
Open the Apple menu and choose System Settings, or System Preferences on older versions
Open Network
Select your active Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection
Open Details, or Advanced on older versions
Open the DNS section
Note the current server addresses so you can restore them if needed
Click the + button in the DNS Servers list
Add the DNS addresses below one at a time:
IPv4 · 1185.118.15.14IPv4 · 2185.118.15.15Click OK and Apply if shown Restore the previous settings if you encounter a connection problem
Check the connection and troubleshoot
First confirm that the selected network service is your active Wi-Fi or Ethernet connection Record existing manual DNS entries Adding servers alongside them does not guarantee every query uses Digital Dns Your Mac may use different settings for each network service
After choosing Apply, check the active connection and a few familiar websites VPNs, browser Secure DNS and IPv6 may use separate settings If connectivity fails, restore the previous list or remove the manual entries you added so the network can use its automatic configuration again
DoH and DoT settings
Use the full HTTPS URL in a DoH-compatible app or browser For Android Private DNS, enter only the DoT hostname without a port or https://