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If you have a particularly bad ISP or are on a controlled network, dig might not use the specified DNS server because the network is intercepting outgoing DNS t
by formerly_proven 5y ago
If you have a particularly bad ISP or are on a controlled network, dig might not use the specified DNS server because the network is intercepting outgoing DNS traffic.
Edit: It's not necessarily something to be worried about, just that "strange results" may occur if unaware. E.g. "why and how does 8.8.8.8 resolve a domain-local host?"
- midasuni 5y agoIf you’re concerned about network interception and lack the ability to have a trusted ISP, then WireGuard your connection to a trusted endpoint (you should probably route everything over it). Normally you’d want your devices to use your pi hope so you can block malicious traffic (adverts, trackers etc) from all your devices.
- da_chicken 5y agoThat's not really a dig problem.