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Unbound is a recursive & caching DNS server. You can use it to query DNS "directly", avoiding your ISP's DNS server. At some point in time I'd have said this
by mcpherrinm 14y ago
Unbound is a recursive & caching DNS server. You can use it to query DNS "directly", avoiding your ISP's DNS server.
At some point in time I'd have said this would increase your DNS latency, but given the poor level of service that many ISP servers provide, I don't think that's true anymore. Though I have no data to back this up, I suspect many home users visit a fairly small set of websites and so DNS caching would work very well.
- sp332 14y agoOh I see now. OK so yes, you can either admin your own DNS server, or get an ad-supported version, or pay someone a small amount of money to do it for you. I think that about covers the options :)