13. Your box, country by country

In short

In the box, put the address of Warda as the only DNS server given to the devices, and as its IPv6 DNS server. A box that always gives its own DNS: turn its DHCP server off and let Warda give the addresses. Never start by turning IPv6 off. Check in Reports → Query log.

This chapter takes the internet boxes that Warda recognises, country by country. Each one says what the box lets you do, and where when we found it in an official page. Few are verified on the box itself: each entry says so.

The method, for every box#

The address of Warda. Network → Network analysis, How do I connect the network to Warda? shows Address of Warda on your network: this is the IPv4 address to give. Reserve it in the box first, so that it never changes (chapter 3, step 1). The IPv6 addresses of Warda are on the Network check card of the same page, each with Copy.

The three settings, in this order:

The DNS given to the devices (IPv4). In the settings of the local network or of the DHCP server of the box, put the IPv4 address of Warda as the only DNS server. Leave the second server empty: a second server that is not Warda lets devices go around it.
The IPv6 DNS. In the IPv6 settings of the box, have it announce the IPv6 address of Warda as its DNS server (router advertisements, RDNSS, or DHCPv6). If the box cannot, turn off only the announcement of its own IPv6 DNS. Never start by turning IPv6 off: it is the last resort only (chapter 10, The IPv6 of the box).
When the box always gives its own DNS. Some boxes do not let you change the DNS server they give. Then let Warda give the addresses of the network: turn the DHCP server of the box off, and turn on the one of Warda (chapter 3, The DHCP server of Warda). Warda checks that no other server answers before it starts.

Check that it works. Turn the Wi-Fi of a device off and on again (or unplug its cable). Then:

Reports → Query log: the queries show with the name of each device, not one single address for all;
Network → Network analysis: the machines that use Warda show Yes, and the Network check card no longer shows a way around Warda (Check again runs it at once).

France#

Free (Freebox)#

DNS (IPv4): Freebox OS (http://mafreebox.freebox.fr) → Freebox settings, advanced mode, DHCP: the address of Warda as the only DNS server.
IPv6: Freebox settings → Advanced mode → IPv6 configuration, tab IPv6 DNS: tick Force the use of custom IPv6 DNS servers, the address of Warda as primary server, the secondary empty (step by step: chapter 10, Freebox).

Verified: the IPv6 part (chapter 10). The rest is not verified: tell us if your screens differ.

Orange (Livebox)#

DNS (IPv4): this box does not let you change the DNS server it gives.
Instead: turn the DHCP server of the box off (Network, DHCP) and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Bouygues Telecom (Bbox)#

DNS (IPv4): in the interface of the Bbox (http://mabbox.bytel.fr), the settings of the DHCP server accept a DNS server on most models: put the address of Warda. The menus change with the model (Must, Ultym, Fit…).
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

SFR (SFR Box)#

DNS (IPv4): this box does not let you change the DNS server it gives.
Instead: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Belgium and Luxembourg#

Proximus (Internet Box)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

VOO#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Telenet#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

POST Luxembourg#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

The Netherlands#

KPN (KPN Box)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Ziggo (SmartWifi, Connect Box)#

DNS (IPv4): this box does not let you change the DNS server it gives.
Instead: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Odido#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Germany#

Telekom (Speedport)#

DNS (IPv4): this box does not let you change the DNS server it gives.
Instead: turn the DHCP server of the box off (interface at http://speedport.ip) and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Vodafone (Vodafone Station)#

DNS (IPv4): this box does not let you change the DNS server it gives.
Instead: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

O2 (also in Czechia and Slovakia)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

1&1 (FRITZ!Box)#

1&1 gives a FRITZ!Box: the settings are those of chapter 14, AVM FRITZ!Box (the local DNS server in IPv4, the local DNSv6 server in IPv6).

Not verified: written from the documentation of the maker; tell us if your screens differ.

Sky also sells its boxes in Germany: see Ireland and the United Kingdom.

Austria#

A1#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Magenta#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Switzerland#

Swisscom (Internet-Box)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Sunrise#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Salt (Fiber Box)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Italy#

TIM (TIM Hub)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Vodafone (Vodafone Station)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

WINDTRE#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Fastweb (FASTGate)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Iliad (Iliadbox)#

DNS (IPv4): the Iliadbox lets you change the DNS server it gives. In its interface (http://myiliadbox.iliad.it), DHCP settings: the address of Warda as the only DNS server.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Sky also sells its boxes in Italy: see Ireland and the United Kingdom.

Spain#

Movistar#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Orange / Jazztel (Livebox)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

MásMóvil (Yoigo)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Vodafone#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Digi also sells its boxes in Spain: see Other countries of Europe.

Portugal#

MEO#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

NOS#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Vodafone#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Digi also sells its boxes in Portugal: see Other countries of Europe.

Poland#

Orange Polska (Funbox)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Play#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

UPC (Connect Box)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Ireland and the United Kingdom#

eir#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Virgin Media (Hub), United Kingdom and Ireland#

DNS (IPv4): this box does not let you change the DNS server it gives.
Instead: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

BT (Smart Hub)#

DNS (IPv4): this box does not let you change the DNS server it gives.
Instead: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Sky (Sky Hub), also in Italy and Germany#

DNS (IPv4): this box does not let you change the DNS server it gives.
Instead: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Nordic and Baltic countries#

Telia (Sweden, Finland, Norway, Denmark, Estonia, Lithuania)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Telenor (Norway, Sweden, Denmark)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Other countries of Europe#

Czechia and Slovakia: O2, see Germany.

COSMOTE (Greece)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Digi (Romania, Spain, Portugal, Hungary)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Vodafone (United Kingdom, Ireland, Czechia, Greece and elsewhere)#

DNS (IPv4): depends on the country and the model. Look in the settings of the local network / DHCP for a DNS server: put the address of Warda.
IPv6: have the box announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).
If there is no DNS field: turn the DHCP server of the box off and let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.

Starlink, anywhere#

DNS (IPv4): the Starlink router does not let you change the DNS server it gives.
Instead: let Warda give the addresses (setting 3 above) if the router lets you turn its DHCP server off; otherwise put a router of your own behind it (chapter 14) and set Warda in that router.
IPv6: have the router announce Warda as IPv6 DNS server, or stop announcing its own (setting 2 above).

Not verified: written from what Warda knows of this box, without an official page; tell us if your screens differ.