I personally run a local caching server on my home network. Rather than locally on my personal machine. That way I get the best of two worlds, when I move my la

I personally run a local caching server on my home network. Rather than locally on my personal machine. That way I get the best of two worlds, when I move my laptop it will pick up new DNS fast and easy (especially if it is required for captive portals and the like) and at home I get fast speeds over the local network. I run unbound, I don't have a tutorial or anything like that, mainly because I don't know what OS you are running or where you want to do this. My personal unbound also connects to a locally hosted nsd, which is used to host the zone network.lan. On network.lan is where all of my hosts live, it is where I have entries for various of my internal servers, as well as all of my test sites.