Router:
- Access the router admin page at
192.168.1.1
and log in.
- Navigate to "Device Settings" > "Advanced Settings".
- Go to "DHCP" > "DHCP DNS".
- Enter the "IPv4 DNS server".
- Click "Apply" to save the changes.
Android:
- Open "Settings" > "Connections".
- Tap on "More Connection Settings" > "Private DNS".
- Select "Private DNS Provider Hostname".
- Enter the DNS over TLS server.
- Tap "Save" to confirm.
Windows:
- Go to "Settings" > "Network & Internet".
- Select "Wi-Fi" or "Ethernet" > "Hardware Properties".
- Choose "DNS Server Assignment" > "Edit".
- Switch from "Automatic (DHCP)" to "Manual".
- Enter the desired IPv4 DNS server for "Preferred DNS" and "Alternate DNS".
- Enable DNS over HTTPS and input the template for both DNS entries.
- Repeat the process for IPv6 settings, if necessary.
- Save the changes to apply.
Firefox Browser:
Android:
- Use a version of Firefox that supports
about:config
.
- Open the browser and type
about:config
in the address bar.
- Find
network.trr.mode
and set it to 3
.
- Locate
network.trr.uri
in about:config
and replace the default Cloudflare URL with your preferred DNS over HTTPS server.
Windows:
- In Firefox, go to "Settings" > "Privacy & Security".
- Enable "Max Protection" under the "Enable DNS over HTTPS" option.
- Change the provider from Cloudflare (Default) to Custom under the "Choose Provider" section.
- Enter the DNS over HTTPS server in the field provided under the Custom option.