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How to Change DNS Server Using PowerShell? - Technoresult https://technoresult.com/how-to-change-dns-server-using-powershell/

Fri Aug 27 09:51:31 2021

Get-DnsClientServerAddress
Set-DNSClientServerAddress "Wi-Fi" --ServerAddresses ("1.1.1.1"," 8.8.8.8")
Set-DNSClientServerAddress "InterfaceAlias" --ServerAddresses ("preferred-DNS-address", "alternate-DNS-address")

Open Command Prompt and type ipconfig /flushdns.

This command will flush the DNS.

PowerTip: Use PowerShell to Set Primary and Secondary DNS Server Addresses | Scripting Blog https://devblogs.microsoft.com/scripting/powertip-use-powershell-to-set-primary-and-secondary-dns-server-addresses/

Fri Aug 27 09:49:41 2021

Set-DNSClientServerAddress --interfaceIndex 12 --ServerAddresses (“10.0.0.1”,”10.0.0.2”)

chrisruffalo/gudgeon: A DNS proxy with blocklists and user/machine groups https://github.com/chrisruffalo/gudgeon

Mon Apr 20 10:32:17 2020

Gudgeon is a caching/blocking DNS proxy server. What sets Gudgeon apart is the ability to segregate machines, subnets, and IP ranges into different groups that all receive different blocking rules. The motivation for Gudgeon comes from the proliferation of devices on my home network that belong either to outside entities (Google, AT&T, Amazon), kids, or unwise adults. Different groups, classes of user, and devices need different blocking rules.

Take, for example, a user who has shown persistent inability to avoid internet scams. You can assign that user's machine(s) to group(s) that block more suspicious DNS requests. On the other hand you might want to allow a device like a Google Home or Alexa unit to have full access to the internet except for tracking/advert websites. You might want to create extensive blocklists to protect kids who use the internet from their devices.

For all of these reasons Gudgeon has been created to allow more flexibility in host-based DNS blocking.

Chiffrement dns avec dnscrypt et pihole https://www.geber.ga/chiffrement-dns-avec-dnscrypt-et-pihole/

Wed Apr 24 16:46:13 2019

Android: changer les serveurs DNS | memo-linux.com https://memo-linux.com/android-changer-les-serveurs-dns/

Wed Apr 17 23:23:03 2019

Passer en mode root:

su

Visualiser les serveurs DNS renseignés:

getprop | grep dns

Ici, les serveurs DNS utilisés sont de chez Free. Pour les changer, par exemple, par ceux de google voici la commande:

setprop net.dns1 8.8.8.8

Vérification des changements:

getprop | grep dns

Vérification de la prise en compte:

nslookup google.fr

[Debian 9] Installation de Pi-Hole https://computerz.solutions/debian-9-installation-pi-hole/

Wed Apr 17 17:41:06 2019

Pi-hole, c'est le genre d'outil à garder au plus vite dans sa malette et de diffuser la bonne parole ! En effet, Pi-hole est un utilitaire sous Linux vous

Duck DNS http://www.duckdns.org/

Fri Jun 12 23:36:14 2015

Si tu as un nom de domaine chez gandi, tu peux passer par cela:

https://github.com/lembregtse/gandi-dyndns

un script python qui va mettre à jour ta zone DNS pour prendre en compte la nouvelle IP.

Par contre Attention, les serveurs DNS ont en général un cache des domaines.
donc ton site risque d'être inaccessible quelques heures / minutes après un changement d'IP.