Changelog: Alex

New resolver in Stockholm

A second resolver in Stockholm has just gone live. It is generously provided by Skhron.

dus02 issue resolved

The IPv4 address of dus02 has been changed to avoid the issue with the DDoS protection filtering DNSCrypt traffic.

New locations 2

I am aware of issues with the new resolver dus02. DoT and DoH should work fine, but the providers' DDoS protection filters DNSCrypt packets for some routes. I am in contact with the provider and hope they'll get it resolved soon. Please switch to dus01 if you use DNSCrypt and encounter any issues.

These new locations have been added:

  • Brisbane, Australia (sponsored by LowEndTalk user beanman109. Thank you!)
  • Bogotá, Colombia
  • Brussels, Belgium
  • Yerevan, Armenia
  • Hafnarfjordur, Iceland
  • Islamabad, Pakistan (sponsored by Virtury Cloud)
  • a second resolver in Lima, Peru
  • Lisbon, Portugal
  • Seoul, South Korea
  • a second resolver in Sydney, Australia (sponsored by FlowVPS)
  • Tbilisi, Georgia
  • Tel Aviv, Israel

Location updates

We have new resolvers in:

  • Moscow, Russia (thanks to JohnFilch123 for sponsoring the location)
  • Dusseldorf, Germany (thanks to Michael Mühlbauer for sponsoring the location)
  • West Midlands, UK (thanks to Kuroit!)
  • Frankfurt, Germany and
  • Johor, Malaysia

Other changes:

  • New DNSCrypt stamps for Miami after an extended outage (multiple disks failed on the hypervisor node)
  • The resolver in Eygelshoven has been decommissioned due to the lack of proper IPv6 support. It will be used for development and testing of the "dnscry.pt resolver 2.0" from now on.
  • The resolver in Adelaide, AU will be decommissioned or renamed (haven't decided yet) after it's been moved to New Zealand in a cloak-and-dagger operation.

IP change hkg01

Spike Telecom has provided me with a new server to host resolver hkg01, therefore its IP addresses have changed. Please review the host page to get the new IPs. The resolver lists have already been updated.