Content Filtering through OpenDNS is not available through IPv6. As a result, you'll have to disable IPv6 in order to get content filtering through our service.
To disable IPv6 on your computer, follow the guides below. To jump to Windows, click here.
1. Go to System Preferences.

4. Select Local-Link only or off for Configure IPv6.
Note: Depending on the version of OSX, this may be able to be turned off just set to Local-Link only.
Windows: There are two options for disabling IPv6 in Windows. The first is to disable IPv6 completely and the second is to disable it on your current network device. It is preferable to disable it via method 2; however, method 1 is easier to accomplish.
- Disable completely: Microsoft has made an easy fix for this - please see the following page and click to download the "Disable IPv6" Microsoft FixIt from http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929852. In the event that this is needed once again in the future, there is also an "Enable IPv6 FixIt" available for download.
- Disable IPv6 on the network connection. The instructions below cover Windows 7 and Windows 8:
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Windows 8:
1. From the Windows 8 Start Menu, go to Desktop.
Click or tap the Desktop tile. -
Windows 7:
Policy Editor
1. Click the Start menu, then select Control Panel.