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With mikrotik and presumably other vendors you can force dns to your dns. I do this so i can pi-hole everything and see what sneaky things devices are doing.
by mannyv 2y ago
With mikrotik and presumably other vendors you can force dns to your dns. I do this so i can pi-hole everything and see what sneaky things devices are doing.
- EvanAnderson 2y agoSort of. That doesn't help if they're doing DoH and you're unwilling to MitM all the SSL (and, if you are, then you have to worry they've pinned certs).
- mannyv 2y agoLuckily DoH doesn't seem to be implemented by devices yet. And I could do MtM, because most devices don't really seem to verify their tls certs. One day they will do both, but that day is probably far away. And they are on my network, so if they don't function without their own DNS that's OK by me.