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Feature request: DNS privacy
While it's great that we can designate our own DNS servers on the routers, instead of just using the ones provided by our ISPs, it would be even better if you could integrate DNS-over-TLS and/or DNS-over-HTTPS into the firmware. This would allow us to query DNS servers (e.g., Cloudflare's 1.1.1.1 or Google's 8.8.8.8) without our ISPs being able to monitor our requests, giving us confidentiality from our ISPs and anyone along the path between our LAN and the DNS server; without our requests being able to be changed, ensuring integrity in the replies; and without having to run a separate service or piece of hardware on our networks for this purpose, increasing availability, at least from a certain perspective, as not everyone has the resources or ability to run their own local DNS server capable of using one of these two standards.
Orbi add dynamic DNS support for Google Domains
I upgraded from another router that had the option to use Google Domains as my dynamic DNS provider. Since the Orbi only has Netgear, Dyn, and No-IP i will need to run an updater on my computer. I twould be a nice feature to add to the platform in the future. https://support.google.com/domains/answer/6147083?hl=en
Possibile conflitto AC1200 con router D6200
Dopo aver installato e collegato l'extender AC1200 al router D6200 quest'ultimo continua a perdere l'accesso ad internet, non risolve i DNS. Devo continuamente aggiornare la config sul router del DNS (cliccando semplicmente "applica" senza modificare i DNS) e tutto riparte ma per solo pochi minuti poi di nuvoo si stacca. Spia sempre verde Nota: Al router è collegato anche un altro extender mod. wn3000rp he non ha mai dato problemi. Nota: entrambi gli extender hanno SSID univoci su entrambe le frequenze. Sto diventando matto! Grazie errore dato dai vari dispositvi: DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NO_INTERNETPreventing circumvention of OpenDNS with firewall rules
Hi, I am attempting to set up my FVS318Gv2 Firewall so it will block all DNS queries that are not from OpenDNS. I was using this article for reference. To do this, I created a list of outbound rules. The first two I have block all DNS for UDP and TCP. The next four allow DNS on OpenDNS IPs. According to the manual, this is the correct order "you should place the most strict rules at the top" My hope was that the allow rules would override the block rules. According to OpenDNS's Documentation: "The first rule trumps the second rule, so anything requests to OpenDNS are allowed but any DNS requests to any other IP are blocked." I've tried adding these in the reverse order and using port 53 instead of the built in services but whatever I try blocks all DNS requests. Am I adding these rules wrong? What else could I try? Here is a screenshot of my configuration (The block rules are disabled so people can use the internet, but were enabled for my setup) Thank you! -Joel
