Inexpensive PC server running unbound or bind.

any help to setup my own dns server?

How many clients(computers) do you hope to serve?

Yes. But if he has many clients using his caching servers, chance is that answer is cached already. If it's not, then answer to your query will be cached and ready fir anotger user asking same question. So some queries will go out to the wild, possibly traversing all DNS hierarchy from the root ser...

Authoritativity of servers depends on whether they are declared (by SOA and NS records) as such for certain domain(s). All other servers are caching servers. Like DNS server at 8.8.8.8 is caching server for mikrotik.com ... and servers of @TomjNorthIdaho are exactly the same in tthis respect. So a ...

I maintain my own dedicated Linux BIND DNS servers.
North Idaho Tom Jones

Are these servers authoritative?

Hello, Well 3 options... 1. This forum is bad place to ask for something based on Linux 2. The native Linux version of WinBox it is not working well 3. It is incredibly complicate setup this native beta version of WinBox on Linux. Anyway I did solve this... because I use a Mac and the native beta v...

Start with this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9UvFG9nUN0Q

No fustrations or issues with wireless on my network. It works fine.

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Kinda concerned about the partially negative and judging tone in this community recently. Feeling sorry for the OPs who are faced with this, when being a bit kinder and forthcoming wouldn't cost a thing.
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Some people have issues. It's best to ignore them.

Or just block based on IP or IP address ranges. Just like always because for years we knew this was coming. You can also block the IP addresses of the DOH servers like I did today when Firefox always want to inform dooh.cloudflare.com that I just started the browser. And yes, I disable DOH in Firef...

That seems to be the only thing you old folks know how to do!

Hasty generalization!

So sell that inadequate router and buy one that meets your requirements. Stop wasting time dwelling on things out of your control.

I run three LANs on one router without VLANs. It shouldn't be an issue for the OP.

Now the error has changed. No update, no configuration change, and same check for updates button. It no longer give an ERROR: could not resolve dns name message. Now I get the message: ERROR: connection timed out

I never had problems resolving DNS using Capsman: https://i.imgur.com/lCyIT7c.jpg I not know what is but something in your config should be bad. Regards. I never use, or used, CAPSMAN. RouterOS went from successfully updating packages to spawning an error after anupgrade (I can't recall which one)....

I can manually upgrade without issues. However, @holvoetn is correct, pings won't resolve from the terminal. Now I can't rest until the problem reveals itself.

Something is definitely goofed up. Rebooting, upgrading, nothing removes the error. I can resolve www.mikrotik.com from tools/ping/ in RouterOS, so I know DNS is working.
I can see download.mikrotik.com in the cache.

I've been afflicted with the same issue. Setting the DNS server on the router doesn't solve the problem. I can access the download site through RouterOS but not from RouterOS. I even added a static DNS address for the download server. Still no luck.

I got this suspicious problem after upgrading to 7.9: After upgrading to 7.9.1(stable) RouterOS reports a memory dns, error of "DoH server connection error: resolving error". ip dns print shows that I am not using a doh-server, and I am not verifying doh-certificates. No DNS servers are li...

After upgrading to 7.9.1(stable) RouterOS reports a memory dns, error of " DoH server connection error: resolving erro r". ip dns print shows that I am not using a doh-server, and I am not verifying doh-certificates. No DNS servers are listed (static or otherwise). The were no DNS servers ...