Once at the desktop, please try connecting to the network, and see if the captive portal page appears. Clearing your DNS cache will make sure that all new requests go to the new CleanBrowsing DNS IP’s in the place of the. Flush your DNS cache (local machine and browsers) These are not mutually exclusive, you can choose to do 1 and 3 together.
Click the Advanced button in the lower right corner of the Network window. Select your network interface from the left side (Wi-Fi or Ethernet for example), 4. If you haven’t manually entered any public DNS servers, try restarting your MacBook Air into safe mode with these steps: Use safe mode to isolate issues with your Mac. Wait until the DNS changes propagate (10 15m) through your network. Go to the Apple menu and select System Preferences. Once all are removed, the router for the network you’re connecting to will assign the DNS server. Highlight any DNS server which may have been manually entered, and then click on the to remove it.
Typically the DNS is provided by the ISP that you're using. It translates the website address into the numeric address where the website lives on the internet. This is what allows you to type in a website address and reach a website. If the issue is still occurring I believe that you'll find this information helpful: You did a great job thinking to run the diagnostics. Thanks for reaching out to the Apple Support Communities! I understand you were experiencing an issue with "DNS Resolution Failure" being reported by diagnostics.
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