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You can run DoT on 443 as well. Providers that want to block DoH or DoT are going to block providers based on destination IP or certificate fingerprints, not p
by dsl 6y ago
You can run DoT on 443 as well.
Providers that want to block DoH or DoT are going to block providers based on destination IP or certificate fingerprints, not port numbers.
- middleclick 6y agoProviders are hesitant to block IP addresses for a multitude of reasons, one of the simplest ones being that different services can run on a single IP. And running DoT on a non-standard port breaks all sorts of things because it will be ... non-standard.