KeepSolid SmartDNS 1 Year Free from sharewareonsale

Suckit

Offer ends at 6am.

Free for 1 year - https://sharewareonsale.com/s/free-keepsolid-smartdns-stream-and-website-unblocker-100-discount

https://www.keepsolid.com/smartdns/

** Get access to the most popular streaming sites **

You will be able to access the most popular video streaming content. Watch American Netflix, Amazon Prime, HBO Now, and many more sites, even if they are not available in your region. As if that weren't enough, our service also allows you to enjoy your favorite channels in 4k Ultra HD without lags or lags.

** Unblock video services wherever you are **

You can access your favorite websites and enjoy any video content you want from anywhere in the world. It doesn't matter where you live or what country you travel to at any given time.

** Key Features: **

** Faster than any VPN app **

Our application does not limit your bandwidth and speed at all. Watch your favorite shows without any lags or lags with KeepSolid SmartDNS.

** No installation use **
** Unlimited devices **
** Easy to use software **

Our team has made our DNS Proxy service more intuitive and easy to use. To ensure that you can configure our application, we provide you with useful manuals for each and every platform.

Terms and Conditions

• This is a 1-user 1-year license, for noncommercial use
• You get free updates for one year
• No free tech support
• You must redeem the voucher code before this offer has ended
• May not be resold

Technical Details

• Developed by KeepSolid
• Version is v1.5
• Download size is 57.31 MB
• Supports Windows 7, 8/8.1, and 10 (32-bit and 64-bit), MacOS 10.15+, iOS 11+, Android 5+

torrevieja

whtat exactly is this suckit

Suckit

torrevieja wrote: »

whtat exactly is this suckit

It is used for accessing blocked streaming sites like BBC iPlayer, ITV, Hulu etc..
Similar to a VPN service.



This explains better - https://www.itproportal.com/features/what-is-smartdns-and-five-situations-where-you-may-need-it/

dercunx

Thanks for this. Works on my android phone but doesn't seem to work on Netflix on firestick for some reason. Any ideas?

TheDriver

You need to use the Netflix us and not a generic us location

_Kaiser_

I already have the keepsolid VPN "for life" and find it pretty good so added this now to my account without issue. Cheers OP!

TheDriver

_Kaiser_ wrote: »

I already have the keepsolid VPN "for life" and find it pretty good so added this now to my account without issue. Cheers OP!

I'm same but wondering why you added this to your account when you already have it?

_Kaiser_

TheDriver wrote: »

I'm same but wondering why you added this to your account when you already have it?

VPN is per device and not every one will support it (eg: Smart TV)

This can be setup on the router and cover all

how would you use this to use BBC iplayer from Ireland?

adrian522

glasso wrote: »

how would you use this to use BBC iplayer from Ireland?

You just need to update the DNS settings on your PC/TV/Console or whatever.

Works ok for iPlayer, Netflix works for USA on PC/laptop but not on TV's/Consoles as it forces a lookup on google DNS i think.

adrian522

adrian522 wrote: »

You just need to update the DNS settings on your PC/TV/Console or whatever.

Works ok for iPlayer, Netflix works for USA on PC/laptop but not on TV's/Consoles as it forces a lookup on google DNS i think.

it only seems to provide a US DNS or EU DNS though - which one would work for iplayer? or both?

odddavey

TheDriver wrote: »

I'm same but wondering why you added this to your account when you already have it?

If you already have a month/year or 3yr sub, it will add another year to it.

tandcapply

Thanks OP, worked well for me for Netflix US.
I've used their EU DNS as primary (62.210.136.158) and can watch US only content such as 'The West Wing' to name but one.

adrian522

glasso wrote: »

it only seems to provide a US DNS or EU DNS though - which one would work for iplayer? or both?

I'm not sure, I think I set EU as my primary and US as my secondary and it worked ok. I just have it setup on Xbox for watching iPlayer and some US based apps such as ESPN.

NewClareman

tandcapply wrote: »

Thanks OP, worked well for me for Netflix US.
I've used their US DNS as primary (69.162.67.202 - US DNS) and can watch Us only content such as 'The West Wing' for example.

Yeah, I can now watch The West Wing in HD. Bought the box set from Amazon, but it was only available in SD and the picture quality is so poor we gave up on it.

I've tried all the mainstream US tv sites, such as ABC, and all see the European IP address. It's a pity as I wanted to watch the Democratic convention on something other than CNN.

absolutegroove

glasso wrote: »

how would you use this to use BBC iplayer from Ireland?

I installed the SmartDns App then I registered on BBCiPlayer Website and it worked right away.

Now I’ll change my apple id region on the App Store to the UK and download the BBCiPlayer app and switch back my apple region to Ireland and it should work from then on :-)

whiz

_Kaiser_ wrote: »

VPN is per device and not every one will support it (eg: Smart TV)

This can be setup on the router and cover all

How can this be setup on Sky Box router ?
Plus how would you change the country to UK using this method?

Any response appreciated

MoodeRator

Does anyone have the instructions to set this up on your router please?

TheDriver

odddavey wrote: »

If you already have a month/year or 3yr sub, it will add another year to it.

I got mixed up between their VPN and this product. Add it to the dashboard anyways.

adrian522

MoodeRator wrote: »

Does anyone have the instructions to set this up on your router please?

https://www.keepsolid.com/smartdns/manuals

MoodeRator

adrian522 wrote: »

https://www.keepsolid.com/smartdns/manuals

Thank you very much! I see there are instructions to set up your smartTV which is what I was really wanting to do.

adrian522

There are but it won't work for Netflix unfortunately. Works fine for iplayer.

tandcapply

NewClareman wrote: »

Yeah, I can now watch The West Wing in HD. Bought the box set from Amazon, but it was only available in SD and the picture quality is so poor we gave up on it.

I've tried all the mainstream US tv sites, such as ABC, and all see the European IP address. It's a pity as I wanted to watch the Democratic convention on something other than CNN.

It's doing you a favor by blocking the conventions

whiz

adrian522 wrote: »

https://www.keepsolid.com/smartdns/manuals

Hi Guys,

The sky box router has anyone manage to setup it up on that ?
The router is a generic one so it's not listed as one of router brands.

Any response appreciated

Johnny Storm

Thanks OP - great bargain and the price is certainly right!
I got it set up on my router (not a Sky router) after a bit of faffing around and many reboots, then I was quickly watching iPlayer and ITV hub on my Amazon firestick.
Just to note (and this is not a complaint in any way - just an observation that might help people using one of these)
- it seems that anytime you reboot your router you will get a new external IP address and you will need to register that with Keepsolid via their app (very easy)
- while iplayer and itv hub now work, Amazon prime and all4 which previously worked have now stopped working for me - I need to look into that a bit more.

Roberto_gas

gents i have registered for this however i am bit lost how does it work ? e.g. if i want to use sub for US can i just setup the dns on my TV ?

ibFoxer

Roberto_gas wrote: »

gents i have registered for this however i am bit lost how does it work ? e.g. if i want to use sub for US can i just setup the dns on my TV ?

I use a different DNS service but they should all work the same- I set the DNS per device, I have it set on my Apple TV and both LG's and have zero issue with "exterior" content. As all devices are different, this is just a basic catch all- in your internet connection change DNS from automatic to manual, then input the given DNS, save, reboot, doneski.

One thing I had to do with the Vodafone router was log in and make some change to allow me to set the DNS instead of the router doing it, which is fairly important and possibly unknown by some.

dubrov

Just be careful if you change the DNS on the router. It basically gives licence to the provider to direct your traffic wherever they want.
You might think you are logging onto AIB but are really logging onto a dodgy server in Russia.

I guess it doesn't matter for TV streaming but I'd give a serious think as to how much you trust your DNS provider before changing it on the router.

Johnny Storm

Roberto_gas wrote: »

gents i have registered for this however i am bit lost how does it work ? e.g. if i want to use sub for US can i just setup the dns on my TV ?

Instructions here - https://www.keepsolid.com/smartdns/manuals

Roberto_gas

Johnny Storm wrote: »

Instructions here - https://www.keepsolid.com/smartdns/manuals

Thanks my point was how do i know which region content i can access ? If i set it up on my tv will bbc iplaywr start to work on its own ?

Johnny Storm

Roberto_gas wrote: »

Thanks my point was how do i know which region content i can access ? If i set it up on my tv will bbc iplaywr start to work on its own ?

Yes, as far as i know

Electric Nitwit

Roberto_gas wrote: »

Thanks my point was how do i know which region content i can access ? If i set it up on my tv will bbc iplaywr start to work on its own ?

Yes, they reassign traffic to certain sites. So if you try iplayer it'll automatically assign you a UK IP. It does mean you're at their mercy, unlike a VPN, as they have to have it on their list. For example, they took a few weeks to add Peacock, the new NBC site. But it's there now. I use keepsolid and so far I've been delighted with it (only had it a couple of months though)

Johnny Storm

dubrov wrote: »

Just be careful if you change the DNS on the router. It basically gives licence to the provider to direct your traffic wherever they want.
You might think you are logging onto AIB but are really logging onto a dodgy server in Russia.

I guess it doesn't matter for TV streaming but I'd give a serious think as to how much you trust your DNS provider before changing it on the router.

Good to know, thanks.
Is there any way around this? I am using Amazon Firesticks, it doesn't seem to be possible to edit the DNS on the Firestick itself so have to do it at the router level?

Electric Nitwit

Johnny Storm wrote: »

Good to know, thanks.
Is there any way around this? I am using Amazon Firesticks, it doesn't seem to be possible to edit the DNS on the Firestick itself so have to do it at the router level?

Definitely is possible on the firestick, that's exactly what I've done. Can't remember how I'm afraid, but I know I followed the manual on KeepSolid's website that was linked above

SkryneRed

Electric Nitwit wrote: »

Definitely is possible on the firestick, that's exactly what I've done. Can't remember how I'm afraid, but I know I followed the manual on KeepSolid's website that was linked above

Yes you can change the DNS on the firestick itself.

Just need to take note on what is your router IP and gateway.

Then go to setting > wifi > set up static IP on firestick, enter your firestick ip address, gateway and then the DNS and you're set up.

Hope this helps

SkryneRed

SkryneRed wrote: »

Yes you can change the DNS on the firestick itself.

Just need to take note on what is your router IP and gateway.

Then go to setting > wifi > set up static IP on firestick, enter your firestick ip address, gateway and then the DNS and you're set up.

Hope this helps

personally, making the changes according to the keepsolid guide on the firestick didn't work.

did it on the router directly (including the ip filters for the google lookups) and then everything was good.

PopTarts

Got this when offered but now saying account has been expired.. any ideas?

gabbo is coming

PopTarts wrote: »

Got this when offered but now saying account has been expired.. any ideas?

Doesn't work for bbc iplayer this past week

gabbo is coming

PopTarts wrote: »

Got this when offered but now saying account has been expired.. any ideas?

Doesn't work for bbc iplayer this past week

dubrov

It's definitely one of the lower end Smart DNS packages.
No support for IPlayer on LG TVs and it stopped working on all platforms a couple of weeks ago.

Still, it was free for a year though.

Suckit

There may be more answers in the SoS site forum where the deal was posted.