Magewell USB Fusion HDMI & USB Video Capture Device - Manual (Page 142)

Configuring DNS
A DNS server provides domain name resolution service, namely resolving a
domain name to an IP address. When DHCP is used, the DHCP server will
automatically obtain the DNS service. When the network does not support
DHCP, you need to manually set DNS servers.
You can set primary and secondary DNS servers to enhance availability. When
the primary server is down, the secondary server will take over.
1. Log in to the web UI as the Admin user.
2. Choose System > Network .
3. In the DNS area, click Edit .
4. In the displayed dialog box, enable Set DNS Manually . Set the following
parameters:
5. Click Apply .
Primary DNS : IP address of the primary DNS server. Mandatory. The
default is the current network setting. Ensure you enter a valid DNS
server address, which must be an IPv4 address, not an IPv6 address.
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Secondary DNS : IP address of the secondary DNS server. Optional.
The value is left empty by default. Ensure you enter a valid DNS server
address, which must be an IPv4 address, not an IPv6 address.
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To change back to using the DHCP service to obtain an IP
address, disable Set DNS Manually and click Apply . The DNS
addresses will be restored to the automatically obtained ones.
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