I have a Adguard home as primary then pihole as secondary DNS server running on a raspberry pi at home for local stuff resolving to my own DNS server running another stack.

I have adguard home running in a small VPS. I only use DoH and TLS and disabled default DNS resolver port. Running smooth serving 350+ clients.

It's just another thing to manage. I run my own but I keep mirrors on public DNS systems so I can just swap when I get sick of it for whatever reason. Last time it was a powerful DDOS and I just wante

Unless your router can do DNS-over-HTTP/TLS/Quic to your AdGuard server, don't do this. You'll be amplifying DDoSes in no time.

I was looking for a tiny "nano" VPS with a IPv4 address in Germany, around €1-2/ Month, but it seems like there's no available offer. I've excluded all the NAT-VPSs because I'm not s

When you use public recursive names server then you send all DNS requests to a limited number of servers. But when you use your own recursive name server then you send requests to the root name server

* You get DNS data from other servers. Google keyword “authoritative DNS server” to get more information. Data acquired from other servers are often stored locally, for some time, as cache.

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* Using 5 DNS.

Here are some advantages of having own DNS:

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ok so i need to host a DNS server now, eh let those Eighteen quintillion, four hundred and forty-six quadrillion, seven hundred and forty four trillion, seventy three billion, seven hundred and nine m

If not, just bind to [::] and configure DNS correspondingly

learn about DNS and certs.

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* Reverse DNS Management

noob question, its because I use cloudflare for DNS currently and am looking to switch over to AWS for dns as I am thinking of registering a domain there. I just want to know the monthly price if I h

my Dallas monitoring station for my network of DNS and web servers. I've only been using this less than a couple months but I really like it and, so far, it is a definite keeper.

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