1. Login to the router using below credentials

Username: operator
Password (default unifi password ): h566UniFi

2. Go to Setup Tab
3. Click on the WAN at the left

4. On the 1_INTERNET_R Click on the edit button in red circle (as per picture) – edit

5. On the DNS setting tick on Manual radio button and configure your DNS to Google DNS

Primary: 8.8.8.8
Secondary: 8.8.4.4

6. Apply the setting

Thanks. Doesn't think that this router allows IPv6 DNS right?

I'm pretty sure it should

This is the issue for my router there's no WAN option on the setup only LAN. Thats's why i said maybe TM hide it. R u new installation or just upgrade? I think for those upgrade have no problem coz using the old RG4332 but the newest one cannot. Have u try log in ur router recently? Is there still WAN option?

use this password and go setup tab. then u can see wan section to change your dns settings from auto to manual.

user : operator
pass : h566UniFi
*

Heheh...bro. I'll post a picture for u when i go back home after work. I know what u meant... I CAN LOG IN & ABLE TO GO TO SET UP. There's just no WAN option on the left. May i know if u recently upgrade or new installation? or R u TM agent? I think u should know about this better than me.

FYI...my log in does not need password (leave it blank). Just put in user : operator & log in.

This post has been edited by XyDi: Oct 29 2015, 10:48 AM

Please try using these login details and let me know and please post a picture (please follow those steps)

I, personally, don't have RG4322 so can't really tell, but from past post from other forumers I know for a fact that if you login through those details it will work

Will post it here. So basically u dont know on how to change DNS on the new RG4332 router. Why didn't u say so instead of me telling u there's no option to change it. Cannot rely 100% on past post coz router & versions keep updating to newer versions

This post has been edited by XyDi: Oct 29 2015, 11:02 AM

Does An AC Router Improve N Device Performance?

Yes.



*ASUS RT-N66U as the reference N router to provide nice high N results as a comparison baseline

Example: Linksys WRT1900AC is 58% better than RT-N66U

This post has been edited by Xefron: Oct 29 2015, 11:02 AM

hi,
the new BTU the silver one, it is normal that BTU become hot?
in comparison it hotter than my Asus router and my old BTU (the white one)..

Yes, it gets warm. You can ignore the heat if it doesn't affect performance.

that good,
but what if I put my Asus Router on top the BTU, to tidy up a bit.hehe...

i'm afraid too hot/warm then modem kaput..

It's alright as long as you don't block the vents.

can i assume this theory is right ?

get the cheapest AC router (prefer with Gigabit WAN) , better than getting higher end & more expensive N router .

btw Wireless AC Wave 2 version router just launched , so feel like buying the first gen AC router kinda wasting (not the right timing) .

If TP-Link are those with C in front. Like C7 or C5.

Then you no need change router.

is TL-WDR4300 able to handle 30Mbps plan with 5-6 PC use?

Over LAN, no problem.

Over Wifi, it depends on the signal. Don't expect 30Mbps when the signal is just 1 bar.

Too bad stock router didn't have Gigabit & always need to restart frequently now as it almost 3++ year-old.

What's your budget?
If got budget -> https://www.asus.com/Networking/RT-AC88U/