Soon, Tailscale displays a web UI to enable the Funnel, and that’s pretty much it. The rest of the process – including ...

Think of your connection like a motorway. Even if you have the fastest car (a good ISP package), a traffic jam (inefficient ...

A DNS server translates web addresses you type in your browser into internet protocol (IP) addresses in order to connect you to the correct website.

An update about DNS filtering: We also offer this and it's very easy to integrate, but is far less secure. 1. Software (including malware) can simply use another DNS server, eg via DoH. 2.

Insight into DNS, Domain Name Service, and the changes you can be making for quicker and more secure internet use.

DNS is essentially the internet’s address book, turning readable domain names (such as techradar.com) into IP addresses that computers use to locate services.

That bug's been solved, so if I set that up nowadays, I'd do that- this way FreeIPA can manage its own DNS entries, but you don't have to use FreeIPA DNS for anything outside FreeIPA. I'm just too ...

Even at the age of 40, DNS remains very relevant. It’s just as big a target for cybercriminals as ever—bigger than ever. You might think security would be baked in by now, yet DNS traffic is ...

DNS stands for Domain Name System, a protocol that translates website domain names into IP addresses so that browsers can load internet resources. DNS is a foundational element of the modern internet, ...

DNS settings can automatically change primarily due to DHCP lease renewals, where your network’s DHCP server reassigns IP configurations, including DNS servers, upon reboot or connection changes.

First, most (but not all) DNS servers sequentially assign the ports they use in making DNS queries. That is, they start with 58363, then use 58364, and so on, incrementing by one.