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__NOTOC__<indicator name="Routers">[[File:menu-router.svg\|link=:Category:Routers\|30px\|Back up to the Routers Category]]</indicator> =A trial service= A&A run DNS over HTTPS (DoT) and DNS over TLS (DoT) resolves. There is information here: https://aa.net.uk/dns which includes information on privacy and the terms and conditions.▼ ▲A&A run DNS over HTTPS (~~DoT~~DoH) and DNS over TLS (DoT) ~~resolves~~resolvers for customer use. There is information here at [https://aa.net.uk/dns https://aa.net.uk/dns] which includes information on privacy and the terms and conditions. As of September 2019, this is considered a 'trial' service, but is expected to continue and be an 'official' service for customers. =A&A DNS Servers= {\| class="wikitable" ! ~~Setting~~Service \|\| server \|\|Description \|- \| DoH \|\| https://dns.aa.net.uk/dns-query \|\| Usually set in your web browser, where supported. ~~\| Line type \|\| Auto \|\| Usually set this to automatic as it allows ADSL or ADSL2+ (depending on modem and line type).~~ \|- \| DoT \|\| dns.aa.net.uk \|\| Usually set in your operating, where supported. ~~\| Mode \|\| Routed \|\| This means that IP traffic is routed, and is the normal mode unless setting up a PPPoE bridge to another device.~~ \|- \| Standard DNS \|\| 217.169.20.20 <br>217.169.20.21 <br>2001:8b0::2020 <br>2001:8b0::2021 \|\| Our standard 'port 53' servers, widely used (everywhere). ~~\| PPP mode \|\| PPPoA \|\| When routing IP you want your router to connect using PPPoA mode. PPPoE (see below) is more commonly used when bridging to a separate PPPoE device such as a FireBrick~~ \|- ~~\| VPI/VCI \|\| 0/38 \|\| This is often the default on most broadband routers~~ \|- ~~\| Mux \|\| VC-Mux \|\| This is often the default on most broadband routers~~ \|- \| Login \|\| As advised \|\| We allocate a login for one or more lines. This is of the form of a name followed by @, a realm, a dot then a single digit number. (e.g. test@a.1). The final number is the line number (e.g. 1, 2, etc.) for where customers have multiple lines sharing IP addresses. \|- \| Password \|\| As advised \|\| We allocate a password, but you can change this on the Broadband Control Pages. If you change the password on our system your lines will go off line until you change the password on the router as well. If your router cannot handle the length of password we provide, please contact support who will be happy to set a shorter password. \|- \| WAN IP (local) \|\| 0.0.0.0 \|\| Whilst we allocate a fixed IP address for your service, including the WAN address, it is best not to set this as it is allocated automatically using PPP. If you configure this incorrectly you will normally find you cannot log in at all. \|- \| WAN IP (remote) \|\| 0.0.0.0 \|\| The IP address for our end of the PPP link should not be configured. This is allocated by PPP automatically. This will change depending on equipment at our end and may even change on every connection in the future. \|- \| LAN IP \|\| As advised \|\| If using NAT then this will be some default such as 192.168.1.254. If you have a block of IPs from us, use the IP and netmask as advised. DO NOT make up a netmask for use with a real IP address that we have allocated - always use the one we have advised. \|- \| Routes \|\| As necessary \|\| If you have a separate router/firewall link block, you will need to configure a static route for your main IP block via your router/firewall. You may want your DSL router to act as a DHCP server for your LAN. \|} Our privacy statement and terms can be found at: https://aa.net.uk/dns =Testing if it’s working= We have a testing domain, if you go to http://encrypted-dns-tester.aa.net.uk you will be directed to a page saying if your browser used DoT or DoH. The DNS lookup and page will fail if you are not using our DoT or DoH servers. (currently only over IPv6 and HTTP) =Help ~~with~~setting DoH or DoT on browsers and devices= At the moment there is limited support for DoT and DoH on computers generally. Browsers are starting to support DoH, and Android from version 9 supports DoT. These are new protocols and it will take time before they are widely used. ==FireFox==▼ ==General resources== * [https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/firefox-dns-over-https FireFox's DoH info] *[https://www.chromium.org/developers/dns-over-https Chromium's DoH developer info] ▲==FireFox== DoH is supported in Firefox's UI in version 69 and up. #Menu #Preferences ==Chrome== DoH is expected to be a feature in Chrome version 78 or 79. https://blog.chromium.org/2019/09/experimenting-with-same-provider-dns.html ==Android (DoT)== DoT is supported in Android version 9 (Pie) and up [[File:Android-dot-setting.jpg\|thumb]] #Search for “DNS” in settings search bar #Go to PrivateDNS setting screen #Tap ~~'Private~~‘Private DNS provider ~~hostname',~~hostname’ and ~~Set~~set: dns.aa.net.uk #Click Save ==Stubby== [https://dnsprivacy.org/wiki/display/DP/DNS+Privacy+Daemon+-+Stubby Stubby] is an application acts as a local DNS resolver on port 53 but does its lookups over TLS (DoT) which means it can act as a DNS proxy for your whole machine. Adding our servers should be enough: - address_data: 2001:8b0::2022 tls_auth_name: "dns.aa.net.uk" - address_data: 2001:8b0::2023 tls_auth_name: "dns.aa.net.uk" - address_data: 217.169.20.22 tls_auth_name: "dns.aa.net.uk" - address_data: 217.169.20.23 tls_auth_name: "dns.aa.net.uk" And once running, test with dig +short @::1 encrypted-dns-tester.aa.net.uk 81.187.39.93 If encrypted-dns-tester.aa.net.uk resolves to 81.187.30.81 then it wasn't using our DoT servers. ==Using DOH with curl== ~~Note: curl~~Curl version 7.62.0 orand above issupport ~~required,~~using DoH for its DNS lookups. ~~here~~Here's an example: curl --doh-url https://dns.aa.net.uk/dns-query https://www.aa.net.uk This will download the www.aa.net.uk webpage ~~but~~and would have used the DOH server to resolve the DNS.