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Possible, well i am running private recursive DNS with adguard on top, plus ipv6 tunnel for v6 connectivity and my provider assigned me their routeros IP, pretty much safe.

Personal DNS server and block all bad contents.

Not sure what happened with the Ubuntu image, I installed Debian 11 and was fine for the DNS front so I guess they had a mismatch somewhere.

https://lowendtalk.com/discussion/183061/getflix-smart-dns-vpn-lifetime-subscription-transfers

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StackSocial, Getflix Smart DNS & VPN: Lifetime Subscription for transfers

After registering and provisioning for an Ubuntu 22.04, I get an email containing the account password in plaintext and the ssh root password which I entered in the provisioning process. Logging in, t

* Adguard supports DNS over HTTPS (vs DOT supported by Android) so I used that, pointed to Google since it supports ECS so you get the best performance from CDNs.

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Are you even running DNS on that server to begin with?

This has nothing to do with the installer. If the other options work, your DNS server is not working correctly.

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