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17.1 Legacy Series / Re: Please help From Pfesne to Opnsense
« on: February 08, 2017, 07:54:54 pm »
Hey hey,
Google DNS is constantly under high load. I mean it's Google but just because of that fact many people are using their services.
OpenDNS is managed by Cisco and "alot" faster than Google DNS. If u decide to register and use an account there u can also decide to use blacklists for advertisements/Weapons/pr0n/illegal stuff and so on so that your custom DNS is not resolving those websites.
readme: https://www.opendns.com/home-internet-security/
OpenNIC on the other hand is the one u should consider if u care about privacy and censorship, because it's "democratic" as far as they say.
readme: https://www.opennicproject.org/
and: https://prism-break.org/en/
Glad that u found the error.
Don't forget to set the post on [SOLVED] Thanks!
Have a nice day.
Best regards
Oxy
EDIT:
Just found the Wikipedia entry for Split-Horizon DNS.
Obviously the right decision.
Google DNS is constantly under high load. I mean it's Google but just because of that fact many people are using their services.
OpenDNS is managed by Cisco and "alot" faster than Google DNS. If u decide to register and use an account there u can also decide to use blacklists for advertisements/Weapons/pr0n/illegal stuff and so on so that your custom DNS is not resolving those websites.
readme: https://www.opendns.com/home-internet-security/
OpenNIC on the other hand is the one u should consider if u care about privacy and censorship, because it's "democratic" as far as they say.
readme: https://www.opennicproject.org/
and: https://prism-break.org/en/
Glad that u found the error.

Don't forget to set the post on [SOLVED] Thanks!

Have a nice day.
Best regards
Oxy
EDIT:
Just found the Wikipedia entry for Split-Horizon DNS.
Obviously the right decision.

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Use Case:
One common use case for Split-horizon DNS is when a webserver has a private IP address on a local area network, but the world accesses it at a NAT'ed public address. By using split-horizon DNS the same URL can lead to either private IP address or public IP address for different client machines.






) kann das Upgrade auch über die Konsole durchgeführt werden. Also an die Konsole ranstecken (oder SSH nutzen, das funktioniert glücklicherweise auch!) und dann "12" drücken. Wenn er dich fragt was du machen willst, schreibst du bei den drei Auswahlmöglichkeiten (17.1/Y/N/) "17.1" in die Zeile und bestätigst mit Enter.