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# Resolve Landrush-entries on a mobile device
For your mobile phone to access VM-hosts two conditions need to be met:
- Your VM *needs to be accessible* from the network your phone's on (configure a [public network](http://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/networking/public_network.html)).
- The phone should query Landrush to resolve DNS entries.
Most smartphones allow you to configure a custom DNS server (instructions further below).
But unfortunately some don't allow you to configure a DNS server running on port 10053.
To work around that one can proxy queries to the default port 53 with a system-wide DNS server to Landrush.
## Proxy bind to your landrush server
The DNS-server `bind` can be installed with [homebrew](http://brew.sh/) on OS X.
In its configuration file forward all queries to your local Landrush and disable caching:
options {
directory "/usr/local/var/named";
forwarders {
127.0.0.1 port 10053;
};
max-cache-ttl 0;
max-ncache-ttl 0;
};
After restarting bind you should be able to resolve your VM's entries on your local default DNS server (port 53):
$ dig -p 53 @localhost myhost.vagrant.dev
## Configure DNS server on your mobile phone
Set your bind server's IP address as the DNS server on your external device.
How to set the DNS server on iOS:
1. Open *Settings* > *Wi-Fi*
2. Tap the *i*-icon next to your network
3. Tap the *DNS*-row and edit the value
How to set the DNS server on Android 4:
1. Open *Settings* > *Wi-Fi*
2. Tap and hold your network, then chose *Modify network*
3. Check *Show advanced options*
4. Under *IP Settings* tap *DHCP / Static* and change the value to *Static*
5. Change the *DNS 1* value and tap *Save*
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