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Stopped using Cloudflare's DNS some weeks ago. I got from time to time errors (no page showing, forgot the exact error message) which never happened with Google
by therealmarv 7y ago
Stopped using Cloudflare's DNS some weeks ago. I got from time to time errors (no page showing, forgot the exact error message) which never happened with Google's DNS. FYI I'm using DoT (DNS over TLS) on the router exclusively and I'm not living in USA.
- jgrahamc 7y agoDid you report this to us? Would be interested to know why.
- hmahncke 7y ago(I’m not the OP) My experience was that 1.1.1.1 didn’t interact well with captive.apple.com so I had a lot of confusing experiences on planes and airports, and eventually had to stop using it.
- zackbloom 7y agoHow long ago was that, if I can ask?
- therealmarv 7y agoOp here. No, never reported it. But I think I've read somewhere (this is only unvalidated speculation now) that Google DNS and regular DNS do more fallbacks and are working also with not well configured DNSes where as Cloudflare is more strict but I don't have time to validate that. For me it's easier to just switch my DNS and go on.
- vxNsr 7y agoIf you had any cisco hardware in your network stack that is likely the reason. Our company's captive portal still takes you to 1.1.1.1
- propogandist 7y agoWhy not use 9.9.9.9 ? The project is from IBM and few other companies, and includes threat data from major players in the security space Https://quad9.net
- therealmarv 7y agoIn my region (Cyprus, a mediterranean island) only Google and Cloudflare are fast. Quad9 is significantly slower here.