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DNS setting
You might change them to your home modern to read 102.168. 0.1 That way the computer will have a place to go to get a IP address
DNS setting should be automatic or dynamic. That allows Hughesnet to set your DNS. They may decide to change it. Once you are past the Lan/router and dynamically into a third party switcher/router you can go to a fixed IP.
DHCP should be set to Auto.
You are not bound to using your ISP DNS server system.
