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Another small suggestion would be to have one of the DNS servers using a different TLD. Currently dns1&2 use the same domain and TLD.

And @MikePT, a small suggestion - When you launch your next location for shared and resellers, please explore the possibility of having another set of dns servers (the first locations on dns1&

DNS zone management

It doesn't have to be DNS.

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I have a Minisforum that runs all of my services and website at home, the only thing I don't self-host is email and DNS. PurelyMail for email and Cloudflare for DNS. Need those to be super reliable an

Im not sure how to redirect the dns traffic through a proxy to a dns server, please give me a hint or an idea what i should look for.

The thing with these companies is marketing and support, mikrotik lack this or are bad at it. this is why you wont see it recommended in DC environments although if you research you will see them bein

When they are able to intercept dns requests, I suppose they can setup a VON.

device are connecting to the router or mesh network - router intercepts and redirect dns requests to one of 2 public hosted dns servers - public dns servers only responding to dns over tls and dns ove

Do you know that servers may employ DANE (DNS-Based Authentication of Named Entities) for enhanced security by associating digital certificates with DNS records?

Running a public DNS is really a pain.

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Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 288.89 Mbit/s 436.12 Mbit/s 40.988 ms

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Running some filters for some clients (blocking gambling sites for the children, ...). I tried to proxy the domain but dns over https isnt working then anymore. Routers are configured to intercept and

Well, as @six said Cloudflare won't proxy regular DNS protocol. It's pretty much HTTPS only but as he also said, you might be able to get away with DNS over HTTPS (might involve some extra config on t