I’ve tested several of them, such as LibreDNS, NextDNS, Snopyta. They all ping fine.
I can add 1.1.1.1, 9.9.9.9, etc to my /etc/systemd/resolved.conf primary dns… those work fine. But when I use any other service, websites stop loading.
Google, Quad9 and Cloudflare are the only ones that work. Does anyone have any ideas why this might be happening? Thank you
I did check that page (sort of). It doesn’t provide any instructions using systemd-resolved how I have it configured using the link I posted in my original post
I guess I could use a different method for system-wide DoT, but this generally seems to work well other than the weird issue I’m having.
I tested stubby yesterday also, and I had the same issue. Network manager was reporting “limited connectivity” any time I tried to use one of these dns providers … same issue, google/quad9/cloudflare all worked, but the others reported limited connectivity
Yes, except I didn’t use FallbackDNS=127.0.0.1 ::1 … instead I used different dns provider IPs as the fallback addresses and didn’t include 127.0.0.1 for any of them.
When testing services such as LibreDNS, my config looks like this:
In KDE, NetworkManager shows “limited connectivity” with a icon, and sites won’t load. If I swap the values of DNS and FallbackDNS such that DNS is set to 1.1.1.1 and FallbackDNS is set to 116.202.176.26 … everything works. But the other way, it doesn’t work.
EDIT: I’m no longer using KDE, and XFCE doesn’t show the icon or limited connectivity messages in NetworkManager… however the issue is the same.
when you make changes ? (did you check if it’s well running then doing systemctl status systemd-resolved.service)
(and is your port 443 open? …well I guess)
And I think those two addresses don’t need to be erased, as localhostandlocalhost.localdomainare resolved to those. (sytemd man) Not sure if it helps anything though… But you can leave it there I assume, these are loopback addresses anyway.
What would be the output of $ cat /etc/systemd/resolved.conf | grep -v '^#'
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Anywoo… you should definitely check this “tuto”, and most definitely the comment section…
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another way ?
Maybe one should just go with something like Stubby… idk…