
YogaDNS
YogaDNS automatically intercepts DNS requests at the system level and allows you to process them over user-defined DNS servers using modern protocols and flexible rules.
What is YogaDNS?
System-level integration
Automatically intercepts all requests from the system resolver and apps No need to change DNS configuration manually
Protocols
Plain DNS, DNSCrypt and DNS over HTTPS DNSSEC with local validation IPv4 and IPv6
Flexible rules
Define multiple DNS servers and resolve through them based on the hostname mask Specify the network interface (ethernet, Wi-Fi, VPN, etc) that is used for the resolve
Enhanced DNS security
Name resolution over encrypted channels provided by DNSCrypt and DNS over HTTPS protocols Ensure the consistency and authority of the resolve with DNSSEC Avoid IP address leak over DNS
DNS server management
Assign specific DNS servers for specific DNS names using flexible rules Use a specific network interface, such as a VPN connection, for a specific DNS name (e.g., *.corp.example.net) Log queries for the troubleshooting
New technologies and deployment
Effortlessly make any system work with the most advanced DNS protocols, such as DNSSEC, DNSCrypt and DNS over HTTPS Import and export config files
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YogaDNS Features
YogaDNS information
Supported Languages
- English
Comments and Reviews
Tags
- doh
- Security & Privacy
- Privacy Protection
- Encryption
- dns-records
- dns-client
- dns-report
- dns-crypt
- DNS Service
- dns-authentication
- dns-security
- dnscrypt
- dnscrypt-client
- dns-filtering
- dns-services
Recent user activities on YogaDNS
mmtech added YogaDNS as alternative(s) to Technitium DNS Server
- TBayAreaPat edited YogaDNSTB
- TBayAreaPat reviewed YogaDNSTB
Here's a site that will let you see your DNS server.. www.top10vpn.com/tools/what-is-my-dns-server/ Free version lets you choose one DNS at a time. Trialware 31 days for full function. I wasn't having luck connecting through their system even though they seemed to have automatic settings for NextDNS and other popular DNS services. You might try Simple DNSCrypt instead.
Here's a site that will let you see your DNS server.. www.top10vpn.com/tools/what-is-my-dns-server/ Free version lets you choose one DNS at a time. Trialware 31 days for full function. I wasn't having luck connecting through their system even though they seemed to have automatic settings for NextDNS and other popular DNS services. You might try Simple DNSCrypt instead.
I liked it but now you have to pay to jump on multiple dns server.