How to filter out LAN / private addresses resolution? #1706
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drill PTR 1.1.0.224.in-addr.arpa.If you really want to block something, you can add it to your block list, like any zone. |
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SYNTHmeans that the response was locally synthesized.PTRqueries for local addresses are never sent to upstream resolvers; there's nothing to configure,dnscrypt-proxydoes it out of the box.224.0.*is not a set of internal addresses. With the exception of224.0.0.*, everything here is routable to the Internet.224.0.1.1for example, has aPTRrecord:If you really want to block something, you can add it to your block list, like any zone.