I suppose if it did it would be by replacing the response with nxdomain or 0.0.0.0 or simply send no response with no data method like pi hole, but I think they are more qualified to answer this question.Will next dns be able to block ads served over SSL?
I suppose if it did it would be by replacing the response with nxdomain or 0.0.0.0 or simply send no response with no data method like pi hole, but I think they are more qualified to answer this question.
Once it's out of beta, what will the subscription fee be monthly? I might just stick to the free services out there but we'll see.Their web interface is indeed really nice.
In general I don’t like subscriptions that much, but this might be one I would consider, if I get it working properly on all my devices,
$2/monthOnce it's out of beta, what will the subscription fee be monthly? I might just stick to the free services out there but we'll see.
I am running NextDNS since 1 month with 700 000 queries in total (10% rejection rate).When they go out of beta, NextDNS will be free "up until about 300,000 DNS queries/month": https://nextdns.io/pricing
I had no clue how soon I would reach that limit, but I just discovered that the Raspberry Pi which is fetching data from my smart electricity meter and uploading that to an Athom Homey is reaching that amount, in a single day...
Shouldn't the router cache that DNS entry? (why are they all calls to NextDNS?)
I am running NextDNS since 1 month with 700 000 queries in total (10% rejection rate).
Mine would be way higher then that due to the amount of active clients i have running 24 hours a day.I am running NextDNS since 1 month with 700 000 queries in total (10% rejection rate).
how well and what features do you like about it so far? what have you tested?Interesting solution. having a play with it at the moment. Using it for my synology NAS and mobile devices. not keen to install on my router until we have better integration with Diversion.
Still early days, just having a quick look. at the moment, for me;how well and what features do you like about it so far? what have you tested?
So my 600K requests for the same URL would count as 1?Note that we will deduplicate A/AAAA/TXT... queries.
So my 600K requests for the same URL would count as 1?
Is there a way to see de duplicated numbers in the web interface?
Good luck there, all said and done it may just be easier to pay the 1.99, maybe add an option where the user could choose to exclude queries of an IoT devices but in effect lose out on logging analytics and set a limit to exclusions Per configuration. I'd still rather just pay the 1.99 truth be told.Not exactly. We are still working on the details. The idea is to find a simple and fair solution so our users are not penalized by a malfunctioning IoT device on their network while still measuring usage.
Wouldn't that only identify the router?I guess in the "How to Identify Your Devices" section I don't understand where I would put those URL endpoints at all. (append or prepend)
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