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kevincol
Feb 21, 2017Tutor
How to update my DNS entries in Orbi?
I'm trying to force Google SafeSearch on at the router / Orbi level. I can't find any entries on the admin page to set the DNS entry for www.google.com to be a CNAME for forcesafesearch.google.com. ...
DarrenM
Feb 22, 2017Sr. NETGEAR Moderator
Hello Kevincol
The DNS server would be on the Internet Setup page.
DarrenM
- kevincolFeb 23, 2017Tutor
Hi Darren,
I can see where you can put in a DNS server on the Internet Setup Page. That isn't what I was trying to accomplish. I need to input a CName and all that is available is an IP address.
- MarkC1024Feb 23, 2017Luminary
How is that supposed to happen? Doesn't it need DNS to look up the IP for the name you're entering? Try using 216.239.38.120.
- TheEtherFeb 23, 2017Guru
That's not supported.
- kevincolMar 04, 2017Tutor
So, at a network level with the Orbi, there is no way to do this:
Configure Domain Name System (DNS) on your network to add a Canonical Name (CNAME) for the following hostnames:
- www.youtube.com
- m.youtube.com
- youtubei.googleapis.com
- youtube.googleapis.com
- www.youtube-nocookie.com
For Strict Restricted YouTube access, add restrict.youtube.com as a CNAME for these domains. For Moderate Restricted YouTube access, add restrictmoderate.youtube.com as a CNAME for these domains.
Please do not give a CNAME to other YouTube hostnames, including these:
- youtube.com
- s.ytimg.com
- youtu.be
- googleapis.com
Changing the CNAME for these hostnames affects YouTube's ability to function correctly.
If not, is there an official mechanism to add this as a feature request to Netgear to get it in a FW release?