The easiest and uncomplicated solution is to use the same internet service provider with different name server IP addresses in the internet router. After logging in to the router change the name servers to any of the free name servers or direct IP addresses. This will resolve the registration problems.
Following are some of the common name server IPs
- 203.2.193.67
- 203.2.193.68
- 58.6.115.42 (Queensland, Australia)
- 202.83.95.227 (Queensland, Australia)
- 119.31.230.42 (Victoria, Australia)
- 217.79.186.148 (Germany)
- 27.110.120.30 (New Zealand)
- 89.16.173.11 (United Kingdom)
- 216.87.84.211 (Colorado, United States)
- 2001:470:8388:10:0:100:53:20 (Colorado, United States)
- 69.164.208.50 (New Jersey, United States)
- 69.164.211.225 (New Jersey, United States)
- 64.0.55.201 (New York, United States)
- 66.244.95.20 (Indiana, United States)
- 2001:470:1f10:c6::2 (Indiana, United States)
- 72.14.189.120 (Texas, United States)
- 2001:470:1f0f:48e::2 new (Texas, United States)
- 69.164.196.21 (Texas, United States)
Following are some screen-shots with router configuration settings
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