Click the small gear wheel in the upper right corner>
3
Select
More
4
Go to
Wireless Network
5
Select
Advanced Settings
6
Select
Use Static IP
7
Click
DNS 1 and set it to
185.37.37.37
8
Click
DNS 2 and set it to
185.37.39.39
9
Click
Home
10
Restart your Kindle
Kindle Fire 2nd generation
1
Press on
Wireless.
2
Press on your Wireless network name
3
Write down your IP address
4
Press
Cancel
5
Press and hold your finger on your Wireless Network name
6
On the pop up select
Advanced Settings
7
Select
Use Static IP
8
Under IP address input the IP you wrote down in step 3
9
Under router input the IP address from step 3 but change the last number to 1. As an example: If your IP was 192.168.1.34 then input 192.168.1.1
10
Input 255.255.255.0 in subnet mask
11
Set
DNS 1 to
185.37.37.37
12
Set
DNS 2 to
185.37.39.39
13
Press
Next
14
Restart your Kindle Fire
Kindle Fire HDX
1
Got to Home
2
Swipe down from the top to reveal the WiFi Icon (wireless)
3
Press the Wifi Icon
4
Select
Wifi
5
Press and hold the Wifi you are connected to
6
Select
Modify Network
7
Scroll down on the window the pops up
8
Select
Show advanced options
9
Set
IP Settings to
Static
10
Scroll further down to IP Address. This field should be pre-populated (in grey writing) with your current IP. Write it down so you can remember it. Now type in the IP in the field.
11
Gateway should be pre-populated with the gateway IP as well
12
Same for Network prefix length - should be 24
13
Set DNS 1 to 185.37.37.37 and DNS 2 to 185.37.39.39
14
Press Save
15
Restart your Kindle
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