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I'm not sure which modem you have, but the Cisco modem I used to use with the built-in WiFi just as you describe absolutely has the ability to go in and edit th

I'm not sure which modem you have, but the Cisco modem I used to use with the built-in WiFi just as you describe absolutely has the ability to go in and edit the DNS servers assigned by DHCP under Connection > Local IP Network. I also have the remote access enabled for my family members so I can diagnose and make changes like this directly on their modem.

cmurf 9y ago
ARRIS Group, Inc. TG1682G less than a year old. This is what everyone has in Denver, as far as I'm aware. Most of the devices settings aren't managable by its own web interface, I have to go to xfinity.com/myxfi and login to the account, and then it pushes changes to the cable modem/AP. This includes the login password for the device's web interface. Thoroughly screwy in my opinion. Anyway, there is a Connection > Local IP Network. But no DNS settings anywhere.