User manual

Delete a port forwarding setting
1
Launch the Norton Core app.
2
On the top-left corner, tap the menu icon.
3
Tap Settings > Port Forwarding.
4
In the Port Forwarding screen, slide the port forward entry to the left and tap Remove.
Change Norton Core DNS settings
Norton Core uses the Norton Domain Name System (DNS) service to provide content filtering
policies. These policies block unsafe, fraudulent, phishing, and infected websites from entering
your protected network.
Norton Core DNS supports DNS Security Extensions (DNSSEC) protocols that add a layer of
security to protect the DNS from data modification attacks.
You can change your DNS settings to use your ISP's DNS servers or a third party DNS services
such as Google DNS or Neustar Advantage DNS*.
Note: Any change to the DNS settings will automatically restart the Norton Core router. You
may not have internet connectivity for up to one minute.
Change your DNS settings
1
Launch your Norton Core app.
2
On the top-left corner, tap the menu icon.
3
Tap Settings > Network > DNS.
4
In the DNS screen, under DNS Provider, select one of the following:
Norton Secure DNS (Recommended)
ISP's DNS
Google DNS
Neustar Advantage
If you choose Google DNS, Norton Core uses the IP addresses 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 as
your DNS servers and performs all DNS lookups using Google Public DNS.
37Customize your Norton Core settings
Change Norton Core DNS settings