DNS Connect verification fails

I followed the instructions to setup DNS Connect on my W7/32 PC.
I rebooted, then went back to the website to use the Test to verify that I am using DNS Connect. It says that I am not using it. I rechecked the setup in the control panel and the addresses are there.
I noticed that on their webpage they indicate that there is a utility that can be downloaded, but I could not find it. Does anybody here who uses DNS Connect had to download a utility?

I use an ISP provided wireless GSM 3 dongle which uses its own DNS addresses. When I open a command prompt and type ipconfig/all, the addresses for DNS are that of the ISP. Does this mean that I can not use DNS Connect (noway, nohow)?

[MidnightCowboy]

I have a Sony EricssonMD300 with a Claro chip as backup for when my cable fails. The DNS servers are preset to OpenDNS and I cannot change them.

Originally Posted by MidnightCowboy

I have a Sony EricssonMD300 with a Claro chip as backup for when my cable fails. The DNS servers are preset to OpenDNS and I cannot change them.

That sounds like noway, nohow!
The DNS addresses can be 'flushed' from a router using the ipconfig flush command. It did not work on my wireless dongle.

Edit: I just found out that Norton DNS Connect is only for WiFi Networks. I did not see this on the install page. My mistake.

[Remah]

Originally Posted by emmjay

The DNS addresses can be 'flushed' from a router using the ipconfig flush command. It did not work on my wireless dongle.

For the record, the ipconfig flush command flushes "Flushes and resets the contents of the DNS client resolver cache" in Windows and will do nothing with a router nor an adapter board or dongle.

Any device or application using DNS will usually have its own cache: the router has a DNS cache, Windows has a DNS cache, and web browsers each have a DNS cache.