Is there a link to watch this?
@... Does DNSFilter validate DNSSEC from their end? Â In other words, if you use non-DNSSEC resolvers (36.36/37.37 instead of 36.9/37.9), is DNSSEC validated by DNSFilter on their end before resolvi...
Figured this out:First go to DNSFilter dashboard > Deployments > Relays > LAN Subnets and set your subnets and their respective policies (e.g., 10.0.1.1-10.0.1.255 = default).Then, in the relay.con...
Just now setting up a relay server on my Synology after returning to DNSFilter.I'm still in the testing phase of this. Â I was able to set up subnets with different filters and was able to configure...
@... Thank you for that detailed post!!I know how to assign NATs to different policies, but how do you assign different DoT policies? Â i.e., dns1 primary, first NAT dns2, etc.? Â How many can you ha...
Will this work with Synology's new Container Manager?Can you provide a sample setup where VLANs query separate policies (via NAT – hopefully via DoT)?
If there was a way to separate VLANs with DoT/DoH(3) then I would consider returning back to DNSFilter.Really hoping DNSFilter improves this in 2025. Â I loved using DNSFilter, but the lack of DoH3 ...
I'm confused about the low internet adoption comment. I thought if DNSSEC resolvers were used, and if DNSSEC wasn't available, it would resolve anyway? I've been using the DNSSEC resolvers and ha...
DNSFilter should make a hardware relay client that could be easily deployed. Simple plug and play with GUI configuration option would be great.
Never mind, it does. Figured out my own question by switching to my guest WiFi/VLAN and using dnscheck.tools.