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You can use eero secure+, which will intercept dns requests at the gateway to prevent devices and apps from bypassing the set dns servers. I won't work for apps
by radicaldreamer 5y ago
You can use eero secure+, which will intercept dns requests at the gateway to prevent devices and apps from bypassing the set dns servers. I won't work for apps which hardcore their own DoH/DoT clients and use their own servers, however.
- nobody9999 5y ago>You can use eero secure+, which will intercept dns requests at the gateway to prevent devices and apps from bypassing the set dns servers. I'm not familiar with eero secure+, but why would I want to pay for something like that, when a single firewall egress[0] rule can block outbound DNS requests that come from sources other than the "set dns servers"? Note that I'm not trying to denigrate eero secure+, I don't know anything about it except that it's some sort of cloud-based (read: someone else's servers) security application. I'm merely pointing out that limiting outbound DNS requests to specific hosts is trivial. [0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egress_filtering https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Egress_filtering