A technician selected the GUI interface on a wireless router and added a DNS address of 208.67.220.220. The technician then immediately exited the GUI interface. What will occur as a result of this configuration?

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Coby

Computers & Technology

30 August, 23:59

A technician selected the GUI interface on a wireless router and added a DNS address of 208.67.220.220. The technician then immediately exited the GUI interface. What will occur as a result of this configuration?

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Turner Olson · Answer 1

Here are the multiple choices for the question above:

All connected host devices, configured with DHCP, will automatically be sent the IP address of the DNS server.

The DNS server address will not be sent to connected devices since the technician forgot to save the configuration.

The technician should have used the Config tab to enter the DNS address.

The technician should check the Physical tab to ensure that the wireless router is powered on.

Explanation:

If the technician forgot to save the configuration before exiting, then the DNS server address will not be sent to all connected devices. Setting the IP address 208.67.220.220 to static will also link you up to OpenDNS if the configurations are correctly saved. The Remote Desktop Communication should also work.