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I use two Max OS "Locations" (Apple Menu -> Location), one which uses the router default DNS (which is a Pi-Hole at home), and another which is set to use the C
by douglasfshearer 7y ago
I use two Max OS "Locations" (Apple Menu -> Location), one which uses the router default DNS (which is a Pi-Hole at home), and another which is set to use the Cloudflare DNS servers.
This allows me to to switch location, and instantly reload a page without the Pi-Hole interfering. Of course this only works on my Mac.
- jannes 7y agoDid you ever have issues with local DNS caching after switching location? Did you ever have to run the following command to reset Apple's local DNS after switching? sudo dscacheutil -flushcache sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder As far as I know, Pi-Hole sets a relatively short TTL on its responses, but I think should still cause a non-zero delay when you disable it, shouldn't it?