DNS SERVER TEST
CAN YOU ACCESS THE WHOLE INTERNET?

Many ISP's are limiting their clients view of the Internet by utilising deprecated  (outdated/incomplete) Domain Name Servers (DNS). In layman's terms, you may not be seeing the whole of the Internet, in fact only about 10%!

The test is simple. You SHOULD be seeing TWO identical images next to each other below. If you are only seeing the image on the left, and no image on the right, your ISP has provided you with DNS settings that exclude a large portion of the Internet. This is like giving you a phone book with certain sections of the alphabet ripped out!

The Control Image - Stored Locally	This image visible if DNS settings correct
IF YOU CANNOT SEE THE TWO IDENTICAL IMAGES ABOVE, YOU ARE BEING DENIED ACCESS TO A LARGE AND FAST GROWING PART OF THE INTERNET!!   It depends on your Internet Provider if you are able to see these Public TLDs (pTLDs) and Corporate TLD's (cTLD's) or not. If you are using an Internet Access Provider who resolves from the ICANN Root, you may not be able to resolve many of the new public domains, you will only being seeing our Control Image above.   Internet2 or Next Generation Internet is a term used by governments, corporations and educators to describe the future network and the work underway to develop it. This Internet will be so pervasive, reliable and transparent that we'll all just take it for granted. The Public-Root makes it possible for you to resolve ALL domains under ALL TLDs (Top Level Domains) anywhere in the world.

 How do you correct the DNS limitations currently imposed on your network?

1 Download the Internet2 V3.2 Upgrade for: Microsoft Windows. ( Anyone can do it.) for Windows Download Internet2 Upgrade The Internet2 Upgrade modifies the DNS settings in your PC. This Internet2 Upgrade needs to run only once and can be deleted after use. Just open it. It has NO effect on the CPU load or memory usage and there will be NO software left running on your system.	2 Modify the Name-Server settings of your PC (or office network) manually. ( Suitable for all other operating systems ) Manual DNS Upgrade ns1.public-root.net IP 84.22.100.9 ns2.public-root.net IP 84.22.106.30 Public-Root Name-Servers are available to everyone. If you need "step-by-step" assistance, please click here
You will be astonished to see how many web sites are already on-line, with extensions you could never access before. Make your choice and upgrade your PC now. Then reboot your system and return here to check your PC. Now you should be able to view ALL sites such as www.water.world, www.automobile.saab and many more. (These will only show after a DNS upgrade)
Upgrading is very easy, and there is no harm in trying it. Guaranteed: no ad ware, no spy ware, no plugin, no extra memory usage, no software to install, no software running, no annoying ads, no masking, no pop-ups, no spam, no cost, no tricks and no other strings attached. It's FREE So there is absolutely no reason why you should not upgrade your PC.