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For casual testing, you can simply use OpenSpeedTest. This lightweight tool runs on a tiny Nginx server, eliminating the need for additional software installation. It effectively handles network speeds up to 2-3 Gbps on most systems from 2014 or newer, reaching 10 Gbps+ for those built in 2019 or la...
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@Christian Schindler Today, DoH and DoT are not supported by the Windows DNS server which means ZTDNS during preview relies on third-party DNS servers. However, I know the owners of the Windows DNS server and they've said that they plan to support DoH in a future version of Windows Server. To your o...
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My question is: Will Windows DNS support DoH/DoT. Or how are we supposed to configure those servers? Managing all the DNS names that users in an enterprise are allowed to access seems like a hassle to me....
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@Alex_HQuest Ideally, the SSH server is identified by domain name (which is where an SSH client could use SSHFP records to verify the expected server fingerprint as well!), but in that case where it's IP only, yes: ZTDNS would have to be aware of it as an exception. I will say in our selfhosting so ...
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When applications and services try to send IPv4 or IPv6 traffic to an IP address that was not learned through ZTDNS (and is not on the manual exceptions list), the traffic will be blocked. This is not because ZTDNS tried to identify malicious or forbidden traffic to block, but because the traffic wa...
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