LG Smart TV Setup Guide

LG Smart TV Smart DNS Setup Guide

Follow this simple guide to set up UnGeo Smart DNS on your LG Smart TV using the built-in webOS network settings.

Before You Start

Before changing your DNS settings, make sure your UnGeo account is active and your current IP address is added in your Client Area. If that is already done, continue with the DNS setup below.

Don’t have an account yet?

Choose a plan and create your UnGeo account before setting up DNS.

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Add your current IP address

Add your current IP address in the Client Area to allow UnGeo to work properly.

Once both are done, continue with the DNS setup steps.

Step-by-Step Setup Guide

Open LG TV Settings

Press the Settings button on your LG remote and open All Settings.

Go to Network

Open General, then select Network. On some LG webOS versions, Network may appear directly in the main settings menu.

Select Your Connection

Choose Wi-Fi Connection or Wired Connection (Ethernet), depending on how your LG Smart TV is connected to the internet.

Open Advanced Settings

If you are using Wi-Fi, select your connected network and open Advanced Wi-Fi Settings or Edit. If you are using Ethernet, select Wired Connection and choose Edit.

Turn Off Automatic DNS

Find Set Automatically and turn it off. Keep the existing IP address, subnet mask, and gateway values unchanged unless your network requires manual changes.

Enter Your UnGeo Smart DNS servers

In the DNS Server field, enter the primary UnGeo Smart DNS server shown in your Client Area.

Save Your Changes

Select Connect or OK to save the new DNS settings.

Restart Your LG Smart TV

Turn your LG Smart TV off and back on so the new DNS settings are applied.

You’re All Set!

Your LG Smart TV is now ready to stream your favorite channels with UnGeo Smart DNS.

How to Check If It’s Working

Visit the UnGeo DNS Check page to verify whether your device is using UnGeo Smart DNS correctly.

Go to DNS Check →

Troubleshooting

On newer LG webOS TVs, open Settings → All Settings → General → Network. On older models, Network may appear directly in the main settings menu.

Make sure your LG Smart TV is already connected to Wi-Fi. Select your connected Wi-Fi network first, then look for Advanced Wi-Fi Settings or Edit.

Turn off Set Automatically first. After that, the DNS Server field should become editable.

No. In most cases, you only need to change the DNS Server field. Keep the existing IP address, subnet mask, and gateway values unchanged.

Make sure your UnGeo account is active, your current IP address is added in the Client Area, and the UnGeo Smart DNS server was entered correctly. Then restart your LG Smart TV and reopen the streaming app.

Some apps depend on your LG TV model, webOS version, and LG Services Country. If the app is not available, contact UnGeo support and we’ll help you choose the best setup option.

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FAQ

Yes. LG Smart TVs running webOS can use UnGeo Smart DNS by manually changing the DNS server in the network settings.

Yes. This guide is made for LG Smart TVs running webOS. Menu names may vary slightly depending on your TV model and webOS version.

No. UnGeo Smart DNS works through your LG Smart TV network settings and does not require an app.

Yes. You can configure UnGeo Smart DNS on either Wi-Fi or Ethernet, depending on how your LG Smart TV is connected to the internet.

No. Usually you only need to change the DNS Server field. Keep the current IP address, subnet mask, and gateway values as they are.

Some apps depend on your LG TV model, webOS version, and LG Services Country. If the app is missing, contact UnGeo support and we’ll help you find the best solution.