Dns Settings On Zte Mc888 Pro 5g Site

If you experience connectivity issues after changing DNS, you may need to revert to automatic (ISP) DNS. Since there is no "Reset DNS" button, you have two options:

Warning: A factory reset will erase your custom Wi-Fi SSID and password. You will need to set up your network again from scratch.

Change DNS on individual devices (iPhone/Android/Windows/Mac) under Wi-Fi settings → Modify network → Static IP → DNS fields. DNS Settings on ZTE MC888 Pro 5G

ZTE periodically releases firmware for the MC888 Pro that improves DNS handling. As of late 2024–2025, firmware versions B12 and higher have fixed the “DNS not sticking after reboot” issue. To check your version:

If no update is available and you have a carrier-branded router (e.g., from T-Mobile, Three, or Optus), the carrier controls firmware. You may need to contact them or use the per-device workaround. If you experience connectivity issues after changing DNS,

| If you want... | Do this... | |----------------|-------------| | Fast, private web | Set Cloudflare (1.1.1.1) in router | | Block ads network-wide | Set AdGuard (94.140.14.14) in router | | Carrier locks DNS | Use Private DNS on Android or per-device settings | | No router reboot | Change only per device |

To verify your new DNS works: After saving, visit https://1.1.1.1/help – it should say “Connected to 1.1.1.1”. Warning: A factory reset will erase your custom

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If router-level changes aren’t possible or effective, configure DNS directly on each device:

DNS settings let the router resolve domain names (example.com) to IP addresses. On the ZTE MC888 Pro 5G you can view and set DNS servers for the device’s WAN/mobile connection and for devices on the local LAN via DHCP.