N73 Alternate DNS entries

Hi
I've heard that by updating the primary and alternate DNS entries for mobile browsing, the speed of pages loading can be increased. The article is here (www.pcpro.co.uk/links/155mob1) but only includes instructions on how to do this for Pocket PC/Windows Mobile devices.
I'd like to try this on my N73, but the problem seems to be that the Contract Internet settings are protected and can't be updated or even copied.
Is there a way to find these settings and set up a new access point then enter the new DNS addresses?
I've looked on the net for these without success.
Thanks for any help.

Hi Shawn,
I am looking for another feature:
As the ISA akts as an DNS forwarder, I want to add specific DNS records to the Box. This scenario is especially for small networks not having a DNS server implemented, to resolve internal services - or this can be used for a special DNS rewriting.
How can I add hosts records to the DNS resolver?
Regards Mike

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On our network, we have two Macs running different versions of OSX Server software. Our "main" server is a G5 dual 2GHz (2.5 Gb RAM) running Leopard Server 10.5.6, and it runs most of our major services such as Open Directory (it’s designated an OD Master), Mail, Web, FTP and DNS. Our "secondary" server is an XServe dual 2.3GHz (G5) (2 Gb RAM) running Tiger Server 10.4.11. It only runs the AFP service and exists solely as our company’s fileserver. Both of its ethernet ports are connected to our company’s 10/100 switch, and the ports are configured as follows: Built-in Ethernet 2 (BSD Device Name en1) IP addr. 10.1.10.154; Built-in Ethernet 1 (BSD Device Name en0) IP addr. 10.1.10.152. In the Network control panel’s Network Port Configurations, Built-in Ethernet 2 (IP address 10.1.154) is moved to the top of the configuration window and as a result, Network Status indicates that that XServe "is connected to the Internet via Built-in Ethernet 2."
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I agree with Bill, you should not run RRAS service on DC.
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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters\Adapters\<Interface name>\MaxNumberOfAddressesToRegister
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