Alternative DNS Servers

[vlape at me.com (Vincent Lape)]

In LA youre lucky if you can keep your VPN up. the service here sucks.  
In PA however it was pretty good. I used the VPN to connect a  
monitoring tool and service ticket system. It also works with RSA  
SecureID :)
On Jul 29, 2009, at 9:35 AM, PJ McGarvey wrote:

> My home network is setup to use OpenDNS for some time now, and with  
> 3 laptops and 2 iphones in the house using the wifi, the speed is  
> great... A little better than my Verizon ISP's performance, but the  
> added security benefit is nice too.
>
> Now If I could only figure out how to use OpenDNS over 3g on my  
> iphone... as AT&T/3G performance for me (especially lately) has been  
> awful - though it probably can't be totally blamed on DNS... AT&T  
> just has their head up their @$$
>
> Has anyone experimented with VPN'ing into their home network from  
> their smartphones and tunelling all their data that way - thereby  
> benefiting from any add'l security/performance/etc type things on  
> their home network?  Right now the iphone only supports pptp/l2tp/ 
> ipsec
>
> -PJ
>
> > I generally use DNS for all my home networks. I was curious if there
> > was anything else someone on the list would recommend. So what do  
> you
> > guys use?
> >
> > I see a huge boost over my ISPs performance, and when something
> > doesn't get resolved, it doesn't take forever to load with OpenDNS  
> as
> > opposed to my ISP.
> >
> > D.
>
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