A Digital Dns guide
DNS setup on a router or modem
Set Digital Dns IPv4 addresses on a compatible router or modem, check model-specific DNS options and restore previous settings when needed
DNS addresses
185.118.15.14185.118.15.15Setup steps
Connect to your own router or modem using Wi-Fi or Ethernet
Open the management address in the device manual or label and sign in with your administrator account
Record the current DNS and connection settings so you can restore them
Find DNS under Internet or WAN using the model guide Some modems place these fields under LAN or DHCP Server
Choose Manual or Custom DNS and enter the addresses below as Primary DNS and Secondary DNS
IPv4 · 1185.118.15.14IPv4 · 2185.118.15.15Select Save or Apply The connection may briefly disconnect
Keep client devices on automatic DNS and reconnect to Wi-Fi or Ethernet once
If the connection fails, restore the previous DNS or automatic DNS setting Keep the IP address, gateway and WAN connection type unchanged
Check the connection and troubleshoot
Router DNS generally applies to devices that obtain DNS automatically from the network Manual device DNS, VPNs, Android Private DNS or browser Secure DNS may use a different path IPv6 support and the way DNS is advertised to clients depend on the router model
If menus differ or fields are locked, check the model or provider guide After saving, reconnect a client and open a few familiar websites If connectivity fails, restore the previous DNS without changing the IP address, gateway or WAN connection type
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://