How to Change Your DNS Servers on a Mac

If you're looking to change your DNS (Domain Name System) servers on your Mac, you've come to the right place. This guide will walk you through the simple process of modifying your DNS settings in just a few easy steps.

To get started, open up the Apple menu in the top left corner of your screen and select 'System Preferences.' From there, click on the 'Network' icon.

In the Network Configuration window that opens, you'll see all of your available network connections listed in the sidebar to the left. Select the connection you're currently using from this list, which will take you to the System Preferences screen where you can access various configuration options within Mac OS X.

From here, click on the 'Advanced' tab and then select the 'DNS' tab. This is where you'll be able to modify your DNS settings. You may notice that some text and images look different depending on which version of Mac OS you're using, but don't worry - the same steps will apply.

To change your DNS servers, simply click on the '+' button at the bottom of the window and enter in the new DNS server addresses you'd like to use. You can also select a default DNS server by clicking on the 'Use following DNS server' option and then entering in the IP address of that server.

Once you've entered in your new DNS servers, click 'OK' to save your changes. Your Mac will then automatically start using the new DNS settings for all network connections.

And that's it! Changing your DNS servers on a Mac is a simple process that can help improve your internet browsing experience and provide better security for your online activities. If you have any other questions or need further assistance, feel free to visit our main Support Page for more information on various internet-related topics.

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