Posted: Wed Feb 14, 2024 1:47 Post subject: bypass DNS for one device
Hi,
Is it possible to bypass DNS for a particular device? I'm using dnscript, but on my pixel phone, I would like to use the private dns directly on the phone and not using the ones from dnscrypt proxy, is it possible?
thanks
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Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2024 10:58 Post subject: Re: bypass DNS for one device
jauch888888 wrote:
Is it possible to bypass DNS for a particular device? I'm using dnscript, but on my pixel phone, I would like to use the private dns directly on the phone and not using the ones from dnscrypt proxy, is it possible?
thanks
Posted: Fri Feb 16, 2024 22:22 Post subject: Re: bypass DNS for one device
mwchang wrote:
jauch888888 wrote:
Is it possible to bypass DNS for a particular device? I'm using dnscript, but on my pixel phone, I would like to use the private dns directly on the phone and not using the ones from dnscrypt proxy, is it possible?
thanks
thank you but I can't just add a private dns on my cell phone like cloudf;are or google. Cause I'm using dnsscripts on my router, so when I add a private dns on my cell, the wifi is disconnected.
enabling of Forced DNS, or Forced Dot option, omit the use of Private DNS, client side...(bsic setup page down at the bottom)
it's already set up, but if I configure a private DNS on my phone it doesn't work 🤔
What is already set up? I believe the post states those two options must be turned off to allow a private DNS on your phone. Your reply is not at all clear on which position those switches are in. _________________ Linksys EA8500 (Internet Gateway, AP/VAP) - DD-WRT r53562
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Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2024 12:36 Post subject:
@marcus83 as you may guess very likely your phone private DNS is using port 443 HTTPS(DOH)...and those cannot be mitigated...as you see DDWRT has an option to capture and forward/redirect only those on port 53, as well port 853...
So, your question is a victim in a lack of knowledge from your side....
To be precise not many users support/have experience with AD-Guard home...so any further advise regarding to this DNS platform need to be addressed to the developer that made the code for it and has a knowledge of its integration... _________________ Atheros
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Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2024 15:24 Post subject:
marcus83 wrote:
I use adguard-home and these 2 options are mandatory, but I wanted to know how to bypass a DNS to a single device
The above is simply nonsense Adguard home is a DNS server just like DNSmasg or SmartDNS or ..., none of those DNS servers really 'need' those settings to work.
Your problem is you deviate from default settings without sufficient knowledge.
I use adguard-home and these 2 options are mandatory, but I wanted to know how to bypass a DNS to a single device
The above is simply nonsense Adguard home is a DNS server just like DNSmasg or SmartDNS or ..., none of those DNS servers really 'need' those settings to work.
Your problem is you deviate from default settings without sufficient knowledge.
You are doing fairly complicated things which is fine of course and we encourage you to do so but my advice is to investigate some time to read up on the subjects
I solved the MTU problem. but it's not clear, there are those who say one thing and those who say another...
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Posted: Mon Feb 26, 2024 15:55 Post subject:
marcus83 wrote:
egc wrote:
marcus83 wrote:
I use adguard-home and these 2 options are mandatory, but I wanted to know how to bypass a DNS to a single device
The above is simply nonsense Adguard home is a DNS server just like DNSmasg or SmartDNS or ..., none of those DNS servers really 'need' those settings to work.
Your problem is you deviate from default settings without sufficient knowledge.
You are doing fairly complicated things which is fine of course and we encourage you to do so but my advice is to investigate some time to read up on the subjects
I solved the MTU problem. but it's not clear, there are those who say one thing and those who say another...
