terziyski wrote That's a FW glitch, which hasn't been addressed so far for many router models. The workarounds described here, may work in some cases and for some router models, but this needs to be...

@FarCanal That doesn't go back to the IP you originally put in. In my case, it takes me back to my browser's home page.

@BallistiX09 If you control your own DNS server on your network, you could simply add an A record for tplinkwifi.net to point to your router's IP address. Most internal devices will parse internal...

@flashVenom My LAN 1 interface on my Synology DSM has a DNS of, let's say 192.168.17.20. This happens to be the IP of the Synology DSM, itself. I also have another DNS server on my network, on...

@eeiciap I was able to resolve this by using both my Windows Server 2016 DNS server as a primary and the Synology NAS DNS server as a secondary DNS. The configurations allow both to be a master zone,...

@Kevin_Z I'm not sure why you're asking me to use Google's DNS server (which isn't the same as a nameserver). I'm not sure why you can't provide the nameserver by IP since it is a publically...