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Find China Telecom public DNS server IP addresses to improve DNS resolution speed, with nodes across provinces and cities nationwide.
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If websites load slowly, you suspect DNS hijacking, or you want faster DNS resolution, this tool provides a complete directory of official China Telecom public DNS server IP addresses. DNS (Domain Name System) converts domain names into IP addresses. This database lists China Telecom DNS servers deployed nationwide, including their IP addresses and geographic locations, with both individual IPs and IP ranges.
Q: Which is faster, China Telecom DNS or 114DNS?
A: China Telecom DNS typically has lower latency on China Telecom networks. Tests at the Wuhan node show an average DNS resolution time of 8 ms.
Q: How do I use an IP range, such as 202.96.209.5-202.96.209.6?
A: Any IP in the range can be used independently as a DNS server. Test the first IP first; if the primary IP times out, switch to another IP in the range.
Test ping latency before configuring DNS and choose the lowest-latency node. Some enterprise networks may restrict DNS changes. Nodes in Taiwan may require specific network access permissions.
Network administrators should configure two geographically nearby DNS IPs (such as Hangzhou 202.96.96.68 and Shanghai 202.101.6.2) as primary and secondary servers. Example configuration:
Primary DNS: 202.96.128.86 (Guangzhou)
Secondary DNS: 202.103.24.68 (Wuhan)
