Votre connexion Free fonctionne, mais certains sites refusent de s’ouvrir. D’autres chargent lentement, ou renvoient vers une page étrange. Dans ce cas, les DNS peuvent être en cause.
La bonne nouvelle : sur une Freebox moderne, vous pouvez modifier les serveurs DNS distribués à tous les appareils du réseau local. Une fois le réglage appliqué, ordinateurs, smartphones, tablettes et consoles peuvent utiliser les nouveaux résolveurs sans configuration individuelle.
Dans ce guide, nous allons changer les DNS depuis Freebox OS, choisir des serveurs fiables, tester la configuration, puis éviter les pièges classiques. Oui, même le fameux DNS3 de la Freebox. Il avait l’air innocent. Il ne l’est pas toujours.
Here’s HONEYHONEY performing « Thin Line » at Music City Roots live from the Loveless Cafe in 2012:
Thin line Walking a thin line Staying out late at night
I’m not happy Feeling low It’s so hard these days to play my cards right
It’s about time To start the show I got tickets for my friends that want to go
And I wish you’d come down Just come on by Oh, I need your easy roll around of a good time
‘Cause I want whiskey when I’m sick And a man when I’m well But it’s nice to have them both sometimes When I feel like raising hell
So don’t try and save me I’ll be just fine I’m getting used to walking on a thin line
Some days I try hard To watch my mouth To say the right things But the wrong just slip right out
Oh, I ain’t no Southern belle No Georgia peach I guess all my good graces are too far out of reach
I sleep so deep each night I’m lying in the bed we made And when I get you off, babe Well you know it’s give and take
So I don’t feel bad When I get mine Oh, I’m getting used to walking on a thin line
Sometimes I’m doing things half-ass wrong Sometimes the words I sing are just some half-ass song I get lost and I get found Oh, and I’ll be good until I need another round
‘Cause I want whiskey when I’m sick And a man when I’m well But it’s nice to have them both sometimes When I feel like raising hell
So don’t try and save me I’ll be just fine Oh, I’m getting used to walking on a thin line
No, don’t try and save me I’ll be just fine Oh, I’m getting used to walking on a thin line
