Dnssec support

[rajil.s]

Hello,

I am curious whether there is any public dns which supports DNSSEC and has a node in India.

Anybody using dns server other than their ISP's?

@vivek.krishnan I was using Dns resolver in pfsense without 'forwarding' mode enabled and the performance wasn't great on ACT broadband. Recursive queries were too slow and so I have to enable forwarding mode. What do you use in pfsense?

 

[Futureized]

Google dns is your answer.
May i ask a question,
why you need dns resolution via https ? (may help me/and rest interested)

 

[rajil.s]

Google dns is your answer.
May i ask a question,
why you need dns resolution via https ? (may help me/and rest interested)

To avoid ISP sniffing the traffic and dns poisoning.

 

[rajil.s]

Here is a list of public servers which support DNSSEC and DNS over TLS.

 

[vivek.krishnan]

Hello,

I am curious whether there is any public dns which supports DNSSEC and has a node in India.

Anybody using dns server other than their ISP's?

@vivek.krishnan I was using Dns resolver in pfsense without 'forwarding' mode enabled and the performance wasn't great on ACT broadband. Recursive queries were too slow and so I have to enable forwarding mode. What do you use in pfsense?

Messaging you!

 

[maj0r]

Though this is an old thread, I thought would add an alternative:

-If you have a spare PC lying around, you could run your DNS server with DNSSEC enabled. Check out CoreDNS + DNSSEC Plugin or Bind + DNSSEC.