What's Using Our Bonjour Port?

I'm afraid we'll need an Apple Netowrking genous to solve our local wireless problem. First, our iPads won't connect to our local SMS, DHCP wireless net unless we go into their setting and turn the connection off then on again. This occurs even in the same session, without turning the iPads off. They are running different operating systems and we've tried everything listed on the web, including the brightness monitor weirdness.
Second, we've begun having problems establishing a bonjour network for syncing and serving up a Calibre library that we never had before. A check to see what's using 8080 I shows this:
Active Internet connections (including servers)
Proto Recv-Q Send-Q Local Address Foreign Address (state)
tcp4 0 0 *.8080 . LISTEN
Could these two problems be related? How might we go about troubleshooting? Thanks so much for any help.

PamsPlace wrote:
That would be the smartest move. It comes with our ISP deal and we have really fast speeds. I fixed it by tinkering with the DNS numbers. Not sure exactly what did it but everything is working now.
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