Softether VPN over DNS doesn't work, but just change the encryption and it works. Use aes

I didn't want to hijack the other DNS thread, so I figured I'd start a new one. Does anyone have any experience on setting up DNS servers that return different IPs based on a user's location? Yes, I k

And linode DNS was blocked once as well.

Installing one package (nsd3) and writing a text file does not really qualify as "Bulding a DNS Server".

I feel people in this thread are mixing up running your own recursive resolver, and running your own authoritative DNS to host your zones for your own domains.

Cloudflare is by far a better option for a name server. I highly suggest you don't build a dns server unless you really need it for some specific application.

I've always used my domain provider's DNS servers and never had any problems.

I'm running my own DNS setup powered by powerdns and mysql. At least it's a good approach to learn something new. And it works fine in most time.

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You really don't want an open DNS server..

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@netomx yes sure it can be used as main DNS

Yup. I read that Chromecast hardcoded the Google DNS and I suggested that (Image)

You mean use it as your main DNS,right?

Well, if your router is Linux, you could redirect all 53 UDP outbounds to your DNS, right?

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certain apps seems to have hardcoded google dns... also dns workarounds doesn't work with devices such as chromecast due to lack of SNI afaik....