Why DNS Settings Are Important for Your Redmi
Have you ever noticed that some sites on your Xiaomi Redmi load slowly, even though the Internet speed is high "DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN" When you try to open a page, it's often the default settings that are the fault. DNS-These servers are not always optimal, they can be overloaded, they can be far away from you geographically, or even purposefully block access to certain resources.
In this article, we will explain what a regime is. DNS-Xiaomi Redmi servers (including Note models) 10/11/12, Redmi 9/10/13C How to change it manually and what alternatives DNS exploit:
- 🚀 Accelerating the loading of web pages and applications
- 🔓 Bypassing blocking sites (for example, Telegram, VPN-service)
- 🛡️ Improved safety when surfing the Internet
- 🌍 Access to geo-blocked content (Netflix, YouTube)
It’s important to understand that DNS settings aren’t a magic pill, but a smart configuration can improve user experience by 20-40% depending on current conditions. We’ll also look at the unique features of MIUI firmware that affect how DNS works, and explain why some users experience problems after changing servers.
What is it? DNS-The server and how it works Xiaomi Redmi
DNS (Domain Name System is a system that translates human-readable site addresses (such as mi.com) into IP-addresses (e.g. 103.10.132.68) that are understandable to devices. URL In the browser, your Redmi sends a request to DNS-server receives a response from IP And then it connects to the site, and the speed and reliability of that server determines how fast the page opens.
By default, your phone is using DNS-server:
- 📡 Mobile operator (MTS, Beeline, MegaFon, Television)2) — when connected through 4G/5G
- 📶 Wi-Fi router – when connected to a home or office network
The problem is that operator DNSs are often:
- 🐢 They work slowly due to high loads
- 🚫 Block access to certain resources at the request of Roskomnadzor
- 📍 They are far away from your area, increasing delays)
Method 3: Through Third Party Applications
For more information, you can use the utilities from Google Play:
- 🔍 Network Analyzer - shows DNS Wi-Fi and mobile network separately.
- 📊 Ping & DNS — Testing the speed of current responses DNS.
- Save and restart the phone.