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Everyone at church can connect to the wifi, but no one can browse the internet. If you change your DNS manually to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4, it works. But only people with Apple devices can do that. Android will not let you set only the DNS; with Android you have to have a fully static connection to include your IP address and gateway. So the end result is that people with Apple devices can browse after some annoying extra setup, but most Android users can't browse at all.
I can work around the issue by unplugging our expensive Cisco wireless router with its range extenders, and re-enabling wireless access on the cheap ISP-provided modem/router (thereby bypassing the church's internet filter), but then only about the first 20 or 30 people to connect get to access the internet because that's all the cheapo wifi router can handle.
What I really need to do is reconfigure the Cisco router in the building to start giving people the correct DNS settings. And I have no idea how to even begin with that.
I can work around the issue by unplugging our expensive Cisco wireless router with its range extenders, and re-enabling wireless access on the cheap ISP-provided modem/router (thereby bypassing the church's internet filter), but then only about the first 20 or 30 people to connect get to access the internet because that's all the cheapo wifi router can handle.
What I really need to do is reconfigure the Cisco router in the building to start giving people the correct DNS settings. And I have no idea how to even begin with that.