Even if they do, it'll be difficult to block DNS over HTTPS.

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* personal DNS self-hosted (including PiHole)

Nowadays, almost countries have broadband speed faster than 50Mbps [2] and I just curious what can you do with 5Mbps capped machine? A ping machine or a private DNS server?

IPv6 DNS Compatible

This generally works for most websites, some websites just don't work, its not DNS and I can't even telnet to port 80, so we think its packet inspection. If I turn off WG then it works fine.

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I am definetly not a fan of GD in anyway except for using their drop catch for GD expired domains and to somewhat of a lesser degree of their maketplace listings. Anyways when I log in , "Do

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Note that the DNS port 53 is unlikely to work better, as DDoS filters are likely to ratelimit DNS much more strictly than other UDP. But oh well, could still try that one and see what that does, who r

I run my wireguard on port 53, try that since firewall have to allow port 53 for DNS lookup.

It will be great to have an SSL expiry monitor and website uptime monitor on it also DNS Monitor would be good as well as an optional feature, but by adding the domain and try it, It does not provide

* Free reverse DNS management

keepsolid smart dns has active voucher too

Other popular target is amplification scanning, so basically amp list scanning of NTP, DNS, Chargen, and so on.

This is also true! We support IPv6 DNS records (Image)

* Create custom nameservers for your domain name to point too which would use our DNS IPs

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In DNS records only edit A record and type IP4 adress of your webhosting server.