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I live in NZ, and run my own DNS server. It's just unbound on pfsense, super simple. The good thing is when my ISP started blocking websites after the Christchu

by ripdog 8y ago

I live in NZ, and run my own DNS server. It's just unbound on pfsense, super simple. The good thing is when my ISP started blocking websites after the Christchurch attacks, I didn't even notice. (They were simple DNS blocks.)

maimeowmeow 8y ago
Whats the difference between personal dns server, vs using google, and opendns? Arnt u resolving to that?
- ripdog 8y ago
  Unbound resolves to root DNS servers. They are the authorities on the domains they advertise.
- est 8y ago
  DNS protocol is largely a single UDP packet. In China the packet can be sniffed and dropped according to its content. So even if you switch to 8.8.8.8, your ISP can still tamper it.