There is nothing to configure, unless you want to… For over twelve years we have been perfecting Kibosh DNS’s filtering algorithms. So that at this point all one need do is turn it on, and the bad is stuff gone. You do not have to do anything like sift through offensive words, websites, or topics. Simply put Kibosh DNS on your router and the bad stuff is gone on every device accessing the Internet through this Wi-Fi router. Easy…
Kibosh DNS will work on any Wi-Fi router All wireless routers use DNS to find websites. DNS happens before we access any website / service / app. Kibosh DNS is a specially crafted DNS, that works just like any other DNS, but it does not allow pornography or malware. DNS on all Wi-Fi routers is two sets of numbers. You take Kibosh’s numbers (revealed after signing up for the trial, cancel anytime), log into your wireless router, enter them…
Kibosh DNS Agent DownloadWindows –KiboshAgent_2.2.exeDownloadRight-click > run as AdministratorEnter your Kibosh IDAfter install > right-click on Ki icon in your systems tray to manage. Chrome / Brave Browser –Currently being updated – please check back. macOS –Currently in development. Linux –Currently in development.
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For KiboshDNS customers only. If you’re reading this you should have already received your Welcome email with your Kibosh ID, and Kibosh’s Nameservers. There are 2 parts to KiboshDNS: Internet Content Filtering – this is the part that removes all the bad stuff from the Internet. Once Kibosh’s DNS servers are on your router this happens automagically. You do not need to do anything else, ever. MyFilter Dashboard Management – this is where you can manage your Internet by blocking websites…
How to change your routers DNS settings: Get the IP address of your existing router (i.e., the gateway to the Internet), and type this IP into your browsers URL bar to gain access your modem/routers Admin Panel. How to do this: Watch this quick video. Or, manual Instructions: Check underneath your router, sometimes the Admin Panel address is listed there. Second, type each one of these into your browser – if you get a login screen that’s it: 192.168.0.1…