Static Routing for fast ur router to respond to web

Some software or devices may force to use a specific DNS itself. For example, Chromecast with every application and Roku media players for Netflix Application use Google DNS. To bypass Google DNS, you need to SET Static IP Routing on your router.

So when your router receives a DNS request for Google DNS (i.e., 8.8.8.8), your router redirects it to Smart DNS Proxy (i.e., 23.21.43.50). This redirection happens inside your router lightening fast. It's called Static IP Routing.

Static IP Routing is the only way not to get affected/blocked by Google DNS on Chromecast and Roku devices.

How to Setup Static IP Routing/Forwarding on a Router/Modem?

Every router/modem control panel is different, so we are providing a general information here which fits for every device.

1. Login to your router/modem control panel. (You may find instructions on your router/modem manual).

2. Find DNS section of your router control panel and update your DNS to Smart DNS Proxy IPs as following IPs and Save.

23.21.43.50
54.229.171.243
(If you don't know how to find DNS section of your router, click here to see general router DNS setup instructions for Smart DNS Proxy)

You may find all our global DNS Server locations here. Instead of using the above 2 DNS IPs, you can use the closest DNS servers to your physical location. This will provide you more reliability.

3. Find Static Routes / Static IP Routing on your router/modem control panel and Add followings to the Route List:

Destination IP Address: 8.8.8.8
IP Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.255 (or /32)
Gateway IP: Enter your Router IP address here. (This is the IP address you used to login to your router/modem control panel)
Metric: 2
Interface: any other than WAN (preferably LAN)

4. Apply or Save and then add followings again.

Destination IP Address: 8.8.4.4
IP Subnet Mask : 255.255.255.255 (or /32)
Gateway IP: Enter your Router IP address here. (This is the IP address you used to login to your router/modem control panel)
Metric: 2
Interface: any other than WAN (preferably LAN)

IMPORTANT: Netflix updated their apps. To access Netflix from any device, you will also need to add following IPs to your static routing.

Network Address: 45.57.0.0
Subnet Mask: 255.255.128.0 (or /17)
Gateway: (use the IP address of your router)
Interface: any other than WAN (preferably LAN)
Network Address: 108.175.32.0
Subnet Mask: 255.255.240.0 (or /20)
Gateway: (use the IP address of your router)
Interface: any other than WAN (preferably LAN)
Network Address: 185.2.220.0
Subnet Mask: 255.255.252.0 (or /22)
Gateway: (use the IP address of your router)
Interface: any other than WAN (preferably LAN)
Network Address: 198.45.48.0
Subnet Mask: 255.255.240.0 (or /20)
Gateway: (use the IP address of your router)
Interface: any other than WAN (preferably LAN)

Network Address: 37.77.184.0
Subnet Mask: 255.255.248.0 (or /21)
Gateway: (use the IP address of your router)
Interface: any other than WAN (preferably LAN)
If there is a section of Metric in your modem/router settings, please simply enter 2 and continue.

Note: These routes may change over time.

5. Restart your router. 

From now on, your router will re-direct every Google DNS queries for the Google IPs (8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4.) and Netflix APPs to your Routers default DNS IPs which are set to Smart DNS Proxy.


Additional Routes

Some of our users also suggested the use following static routes. But these may also cause issues on some other user networks. So please use the first set of static routes first and then if needed you can try followings:

Network Address: 23.246.0.0
Subnet Mask: 255.255.192.0 (or /18)
Gateway: (use the IP address of your router)
Interface: any other than WAN (preferably LAN)

If the main list doesn't work for you, you might try adding IP 198.38.96.0. However, bear in mind that additional IP's might cause some images not to load properly on Netflix page.

ATTENTION

Remember to visit Smart DNS Proxy MyAccount section and check if your IP address Updated. Most ISPs changes IP address of the modem/router when the modem is restarted.

MEMBERHENTIKAN PENGAMBILAN KREDIT PADA TELCO ANDA. * STOP ALL KREDIT TAKEN BY UNKNOWN SMS VENDOR.

MEBERHENTIKAN PENGAMBILAN KREDIT PADA TELCO ANDA.

STOP ALL KREDIT TAKEN BY UNKNOWN SMS VENDOR.

Pernahkah anda bersa sanggat marah pabila topup sahaja terus kredit di ambil. Tak kira berapa puluh pun anda topup hutang terakru akn terus menyedut kredit anda sampai habis.

Ini adalah satu perkara yang membenggangkan dan membuat kita marah. Tanpa kita sedari mungkin sim kad kita telah tersubssribe google play pay, autau kita pernah membalas jawapan SMS dari server yang tidak kita ketahui. Bermula dari subsribe tersebut kredit anda akan terus-terusan akan di ambil.

Cara untuk hentikan sms ini memerlukan beberapa tindakan yang wajib dibuat dan terdapat beberapa kaedah yang boleh digunakan. Saya senaraikan beberapa kaedah dan anda boleh cuba cara untuk stop langganan tersebut:

Cara 1:

Taip STOP ALL hantar ke nombor yang anda terima sms tersebut,

Contoh: STOP ALL send to 39254

Cara ini berkesan pada sesetengah nombor sahaja, dan ada yang berkesan tetapi hanya untuk sebulan sahaja, bulan depan ada lagi. Jadi bagi memastikan anda betul-betul unsubscribe anda perlu gunakan juga cara 2.

Cara 2:

Anda hubungi Penyedia Talian anda, call operator Celcom, Maxis, Digi, Umobile atau sebagainya

Senarai Customer Service

CELCOM: 1111

MAXIS: 123

DIGI: 0162211800

UMOBILE: 0183881318

Cara 3:

Beri tahu dengan perkidmatan pelanggan anda bahawa anda mahu memberhentikan semua dan tidak membenarkan no sim tersebut untuk subscribe pembelian melalui Google Play, SMS spam dan sebagainya.

Sebelum itu beberapa pengesahan akan di verifikasi oleh penyelaras telco anda:

1. Nama Penuh Anda ( no simm di daftarkan atas nama )

2. No IC / Kad pengenalan :

3. Kali terkahir anda topup dan nilainya.

Kemudian dari verifikasi tersebut baru lah permintaan anda untuk Memberhentikan semua perkhidmatan dan perkhidmatan akan datang di berhentikan , jawab ye sahaja.

Selesai sudah...

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Have you ever had a bad temper when the topup just kept on taking credit. No matter how much your debt topup accrues you will continue to suck up your credit.

This is something that calms us down and makes us angry. While we may not realize that our card has been subscribed to google play pay, we have previously replied to an SMS response from a server we do not know. Starting from that subsidy your credit will continue to be taken.

How to stop these sms requires some compulsory actions and there are several methods that can be used. I've listed a few ways and you can try ways to unsubscribe:

Step 1:

Type STOP ALL send to the number you received the text message from,

Example: STOP ALL send to 39254

This works on some numbers only, and some works but for a month, next month. So to make sure you are completely unsubscribed you need to use method 2 as well.

Step 2:

You contact your Line Provider, call operator Celcom, Maxis, Digi, Umobile or others

Customer Service List

CELCOM: 1111

MAXIS: 123

DIGI: 0162211800

UMOBILE: 0183881318

Step 3:

Tell your customer service that you want to stop everything and don't allow the no sim to subscribe to purchases through Google Play, spam SMS and more.

Before that some verification will be verified by your telco coordinator:

1. Your Full Name (no simm registered on your behalf)

2. IC No / Identity Card:

3. Last time you topup and its value.

Then from the verification it is only your request to discontinue all future services and services at discontinuation, you only respond.

Finish...

SMTP ERROR CODE REPLY FROM THE SERVER

And here’s a list of the main SMTP error or reply messages, with an explanation and a tip about what to do.

CODE	MEANING	HOW TO SOLVE IT / WHAT TO DO
101	The server is unable to connect.	Try to change the server’s name (maybe it was spelt incorrectly) or the connection port.
111	Connection refused or inability to open an SMTP stream.	This error normally refers to a connection issue with the remote SMTP server, depending on firewalls or misspelled domains. Double-check all the configurations and in case ask your provider.
211	System status message or help reply.	It comes with more information about the server.
214	A response to the HELP command.	It contains information about your particular server, normally pointing to a FAQ page.
220	The server is ready.	It’s just a welcome message. Just read it and be happy that everything is working (so far)!
221	The server is closing its transmission channel. It can come with side messages like “Goodbye” or “Closing connection”.	The mailing session is going to end, which simply means that all messages have been processed.
250	Its typical side message is “Requested mail action okay completed”: meaning that the server has transmitted a message.	The oppsite of an error: everything has worked and your email has been delivered.
251	“User not local will forward”: the recipient’s account is not on the present server, so it will be relayed to another.	It’s a normal transfer action. For other information check out our article on what is an SMTP server.
252	The server cannot verify the user, but it will try to deliver the message anyway.	The recipient’s email account is valid, but not verifiable. Normally the server relays the message to another one that will be able to check it.
354	The side message can be very cryptic (“Start mail input end .”). It’s the typical response to the DATA command.	The server has received the “From” and “To” details of the email, and is ready to get the body message.
420	“Timeout connection problem”: there have been issues during the message transfer.	This error message is produced only by GroupWise servers. Either your email has been blocked by the recipient’s firewall, or there’s a hardware problem. Check with your provider.
421	The service is unavailable due to a connection problem: it may refer to an exceeded limit of simultaneous connections, or a more general temporary problem.	The server (yours or the recipient’s) is not available at the moment, so the dispatch will be tried again later.
422	The recipient’s mailbox has exceeded its storage limit.	Best is to contact contact the user via another channel to alert him and ask to create some free room in his mailbox.
431	Not enough space on the disk, or an “out of memory” condition due to a file overload.	This error may depend on too many messages sent to a particular domain. You should try again sending smaller sets of emails instead of one big mail-out.
432	Typical side-message: “The recipient’s Exchange Server incoming mail queue has been stopped”.	It’s a Microsoft Exchange Server’s SMTP error code. You should contact it to get more information: generally it’s due to a connection problem.
441	The recipient’s server is not responding.	There’s an issue with the user’s incoming server: yours will try again to contact it.
442	The connection was dropped during the transmission.	A typical network connection problem, probably due to your router: check it immediately.
446	The maximum hop count was exceeded for the message: an internal loop has occurred.	Ask your SMTP provider to verify what has happened.
447	Your outgoing message timed out because of issues concerning the incoming server.	This happens generally when you exceeded your server’s limit of number of recipients for a message. Try to send it again segmenting the list in different parts.
449	A routing error.	Like error 432, it’s related only to Microsoft Exchange. Use WinRoute.
450	“Requested action not taken – The user’s mailbox is unavailable”. The mailbox has been corrupted or placed on an offline server, or your email hasn’t been accepted for IP problems or blacklisting.	The server will retry to mail the message again, after some time. Anyway, verify that is working on a reliable IP address.
451	“Requested action aborted – Local error in processing”. Your ISP’s server or the server that got a first relay from yours has encountered a connection problem.	It’s normally a transient error due to a message overload, but it can refer also to a rejection due to a remote antispam filter. If it keeps repeating, ask your SMTP provider to check the situation. (If you’re sending a large bulk email with a free one that can be a common issue).
452	Too many emails sent or too many recipients: more in general, a server storage limit exceeded.	Again, the typical cause is a message overload. Usually the next try will succeed: in case of problems on your server it will come with a side-message like “Out of memory”.
471	An error of your mail server, often due to an issue of the local anti-spam filter.	Contact your SMTP service provider to fix the situation.
500	A syntax error: the server couldn’t recognize the command.	It may be caused by a bad interaction of the server with your firewall or antivirus. Read carefully their instructions to solve it.
501	Another syntax error, not in the command but in its parameters or arguments.	In the majority of the times it’s due to an invalid email address, but it can also be associated with connection problems (and again, an issue concerning your antivirus settings).
502	The command is not implemented.	The command has not been activated yet on your own server. Contact your provider to know more about it.
503	The server has encountered a bad sequence of commands, or it requires an authentication.	In case of “bad sequence”, the server has pulled off its commands in a wrong order, usually because of a broken connection. If an authentication is needed, you should enter your username and password.
504	A command parameter is not implemented.	Like error 501, is a syntax problem; you should ask your provider.
510/511	Bad email address.	One of the addresses in your TO, CC or BBC line doesn’t exist. Check again your recipients’ accounts and correct any possible misspelling.
512	A DNS error: the host server for the recipient’s domain name cannot be found.	Check again all your recipients’ addresses: there will likely be an error in a domain name (like mail@domain.coom instead of mail@domain.com).
513	“Address type is incorrect”: another problem concerning address misspelling. In few cases, however, it’s related to an authentication issue.	Doublecheck your recipients’ addresses and correct any mistake. If everything’s ok and the error persists, then it’s caused by a configuration issue (simply, the server needs an authentication).
523	The total size of your mailing exceeds the recipient server’s limits.	Re-send your message splitting the list in smaller subsets.
530	Normally, an authentication problem. But sometimes it’s about the recipient’s server blacklisting yours, or an invalid email address.	Configure your settings providing a username+password authentication. If the error persists, check all your recipients’ addresses and if you’ve been blacklisted.
541	The recipient address rejected your message: normally, it’s an error caused by an anti-spam filter.	Your message has been detected and labeled as spam. You must ask the recipient to whitelist you.
550	It usually defines a non-existent email address on the remote side.	Though it can be returned also by the recipient’s firewall (or when the incoming server is down), the great majority of errors 550 simply tell that the recipient email address doesn’t exist. You should contact the recipient otherwise and get the right address.
551	“User not local or invalid address – Relay denied”. Meaning, if both your address and the recipient’s are not locally hosted by the server, a relay can be interrupted.	It’s a (not very clever) strategy to prevent spamming. You should contact your ISP and ask them to allow you as a certified sender. Of course, with a professional SMTP provider like turboSMTP you won’t ever deal with this issue.
552	“Requested mail actions aborted – Exceeded storage allocation”: simply put, the recipient’s mailbox has exceeded its limits.	Try to send a lighter message: that usually happens when you dispatch emails with big attachments, so check them first.
553	“Requested action not taken – Mailbox name invalid”. That is, there’s an incorrect email address into the recipients line.	Check all the addresses in the TO, CC and BCC field. There should be an error or a misspelling somewhere.
554	This means that the transaction has failed. It’s a permanent error and the server will not try to send the message again.	The incoming server thinks that your email is spam, or your IP has been blacklisted. Check carefully if you ended up in some spam lists, or rely on a professional SMTP service like turboSMTP that will nullify this problem.