06-28-2007, 01:41 AM
Yeah, I know. I'm trying the open DNS servers right now but I don't see an improvement necessarily.
I had the DNS fields blank previously, because I read (or maybe misread) in the Buffalo Help NOT to use them, which I thought was odd.
When I originally set up the router I inputted my ISP's DNS server addresses and noticed the difference (between the router and not using the router) almost immediately, then went looking for an answer and removed the DNS numbers according to Buffalo.
It seemed to help for a short while, and then back here to square one. If I can't get improvement over the Mac's built-in PPPoE I'll have to get rid of it and try another one.
I had the DNS fields blank previously, because I read (or maybe misread) in the Buffalo Help NOT to use them, which I thought was odd.
When I originally set up the router I inputted my ISP's DNS server addresses and noticed the difference (between the router and not using the router) almost immediately, then went looking for an answer and removed the DNS numbers according to Buffalo.
It seemed to help for a short while, and then back here to square one. If I can't get improvement over the Mac's built-in PPPoE I'll have to get rid of it and try another one.