How to Configure DNS over TLS (DoT) Using Unbound DNS in OPNsense
Previously, I wrote about how to configure DNS over HTTPS using DNSCrypt-Proxy. Since Unbound DNS in OPNsense does not support DNS over HTTPS (DoH) …
Continue ReadingPreviously, I wrote about how to configure DNS over HTTPS using DNSCrypt-Proxy. Since Unbound DNS in OPNsense does not support DNS over HTTPS (DoH) …
Continue ReadingIf you have any software/services hosted on your home network that you wish to access remotely, you may have encountered a situation in which your …
Continue ReadingWhen I first set up my home network using my OPNsense router and was learning firewall rules, I took the approach of allowing only the Unbound DNS …
Continue ReadingHistorically, DNS is a service that was designed to be unencrypted. Whenever a device from your network is trying to go to a web address, it needs to …
Continue ReadingOn my home network, I host a few public facing services that my family and I make use of when away from home such as Plex Media Server. On Plex I have …
Continue ReadingOne nice thing about utilizing more advanced router features is that you can do neat things such as using your own domain name in your home network. …
Continue ReadingIn my home network I wanted to set up a dedicated Pi-hole installation so that I could have network-wide ad blocking. Additionally, I could reduce the …
Continue ReadingSetting up the Pi-hole DNS service is relatively straightforward on your home network. When you have VLANs configured, the setup is slightly more …
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