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Re:DNS over HTTPS–What Is It and Why Do People Care? [pdf] by isostatic on Monday October 21, 2019 @11:25AM (#21313345)
How do you do PTR records? (what hostname is 10.12.43.122) How do you do split DNS? (Inside my network I want it pointing to my internal server)

Now you could argue that the fault in both of those cases is IPv4 and the natting that comes with it.

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Re:DNS over HTTPS–What Is It and Why Do People Care? [pdf] by lazylizard on Monday October 21, 2019 @08:28PM (#21319127)
i don't get the ptr problem. My internal sites already have ptr records. My dns server sits facing the internet. Ptr records too.

But yes. If u have a domain that is supposed to resolve different depending on the source ip that'd be..interesting... Now u need a website that displays different content depending on source ip or something like that...

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Re:DNS over HTTPS–What Is It and Why Do People Care? [pdf] by isostatic on Tuesday October 22, 2019 @06:14AM (#21321984)
If your machine is pointing to doh on the Internet, how does a reverse lookup for an rfc1918 address work?

One issue with doh is that it’s inconsistent - some applications use one resolver, some use another. The network (via dhcp) can’t hint at which resolver to use.

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