By placing clients on the guest network, you are going out of your way to keep them away from the main network. If I run a DNS server on my main network it makes sense that the DNS server setting from DHCP is sent to all clients on that network.

What does not make sense is to have the GUEST network also use these same settings. If the DNS server is on the main network, guests cannot access it and are dead in the water.

What needs to happen,

• Pass the internet DNS settings down to clients on the guest network.
  • This could have a auto routing thing where if the DNS settings are in the main network which it would know by the IP ranges then automatically point guests at the internet DNS values.
• Or
• Provide a section to manually edit the DHCP DNS values for guest connected clients.

I could probably think of at least one more setting that would be way better than the current solution later but for now these two stand out. If I can think of another I'll add it too, or I hope other smart folks can comment here with their suggestions.

I hope this gets acknowledged and auctioned. Based on the cost of entry to the BE95 and this being broken to me I am near returning them and going with a different brand entirely.