WRV200 Ignores DNS Settings

Hi all,
I have recently got my VPN to work working however I need to get works DNS in. I have configured these in the interface manually and it just ignores the settings and gets standard ones. Is their a way i can either:
1) Assign the DNS of work on my local machine
OR
2) Force it to read this setting?
I have upgraded to the latest firmware and I can ping my router from my work machine, just not the other way round.
Cheers
Mat

Hi… Are you able to ping to the WAN IP address at the office? If not, then you office router does not allow you to ping. You need to check that out with Network Admin at your Office. About the DNS servers, Once your VPN is established, your DNS settings will come into picture and you would then be able to test if the router is able to communicate with this DNS or not. Without the VPN connection, assigning a DNS server would have no effect whatsoever. If you assign a DNS server in the Static DNS settings on the router it should work. If not you can simply assign a DNS server on your PC. In that case you would need to assign one DNS server from ISP and second one be the work DNS.

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