Once you've got these two locations set up, you can switch between them in the Network prefpane in the future I think there are independent applications that make it easier to switch between them (or even do it automatically based on what networks they detect) but I've never played around with them. To change the DNS settings you use in each of these cases, you'll need to click on the Advanced button at the bottom, then the DNS tab. Change the settings to be whatever you want. Finish up in that window and select Coffee Shop from the menu to make it your current menu.
Then create another location in that window (hit the + button) and name it Coffee Shop. Pull down that menu to Edit Location…, double-click on the name, and give it an obvious name like "Home." In Network preferences, use the sidebar to click the network adapter you’d like to configure the DNS for, such as. When System Preferences opens, click Network. Let's say you get this set up the way you like it for home use. First, open System Preferences by clicking the Apple icon in the upper-left corner of your Mac’s screen and selecting System Preferences in the menu that appears. Open the Network prefpane, and you'll see that there's a popup menu at the top (probably says "default" or something). How would I configure my firewall (or DHCP server) to make. You can have multiple network configurations and switch between them on your Mac. I want to my childs device use OpenDNS as DNS server, and have all other devices use Google DNS.
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