Homebrew RELEASE 90DNS: DNS server for blocking all Nintendo Servers

[novalkun]

well, that wasn't what I was asking...

You can try using the python script.

I am sorry. Do you mean the internet provider?
I still do not know how to use python on macosx, but i do know on windows. What are the log for a succesfull 90dns connected status on python script?

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For some reason when i connect with 90dns and i access to nintendo website from my PC, it redirects me to my localhost, is that okay? because through the nintendo switch it does not connect to the internet

It means the switch cannot connect to the internet because ISP block manual DNS. It also happens to my 3 ISP

 

[AveSatanas]

I am sorry. Do you mean the internet provider?
I still do not know how to use python on macosx, but i do know on windows. What are the log for a succesfull 90dns connected status on python script?

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It means the switch cannot connect to the internet because ISP block manual DNS. It also happens to my 3 ISP

The script it very straightforward and end-user friendly, and will tell you if 90dns works or not when it's done. You can even run it on either python2 and 3.

For some reason when i connect with 90dns and i access to nintendo website from my PC, it redirects me to my localhost, is that okay? because through the nintendo switch it does not connect to the internet

Yes, N domains are pointed to 127.0.0.1 which is lo. It's weird that PC works but switch doesn't, though. I'll investigate.

 

[novalkun]

The script it very straightforward and end-user friendly, and will tell you if 90dns works or not when it's done. You can even run it on either python2 and 3.



Yes, N domains are pointed to 127.0.0.1 which is lo. It's weird that PC works but switch doesn't, though. I'll investigate.

I see. So if i use 90 dns and then if i open nintendo website, and connected, it means 90dns is not working then

 

[AveSatanas]

I see. So if i use 90 dns and then if i open nintendo website, and connected, it means 90dns is not working then

I mean... DNS caches exist. Most browsers make use of them. That's why I recommend the exe or the .py script.

 

[novalkun]

this is the response :
panic: runtime error: index out of range

goroutine 1 [running]:
main.main()
C:/Users/Riley/Desktop/90dnstester.go:58 +0x843

I mean... DNS caches exist. Most browsers make use of them. That's why I recommend the exe or the .py script.

Is that response with .exe normal?

 

[novalkun]

is the status okay?

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this is from my mac and windows. on windows (cmd) i use 90dns, on mac (terminal) i do not use 90 dns

 

[AveSatanas]

is the status okay?

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this is from my mac and windows. on windows (cmd) i use 90dns, on mac (terminal) i do not use 90 dns

That looks good to me. Those scripts manually contact the DNS IPs so it doesn't matter what your current DNS is.

 

[novalkun]

what happen to 90DNS? i cannot applied it now. Is the server down?

 

[AveSatanas]

what happen to 90DNS? i cannot applied it now. Is the server down?

No, it's up. I guess I'll have to write elstat support for it so that people can see that it's not down.

 

[novalkun]

It seems my ISP often do not connect/answer to DNS

 

[AveSatanas]

I hate ISPs.

 

[novalkun]

I hate ISPs.

it seems i need to wait some setting from cfw to automatically block nintendo. not by modify DNS in Internet setting.

 

[AveSatanas]

it seems i need to wait some setting from cfw to automatically block nintendo. not by modify DNS in Internet setting.

You can always self-host 90DNS in your network, then your ISP has no say over what you can do and what you can not do.

 

[novalkun]

You can always self-host 90DNS in your network, then your ISP has no say over what you can do and what you can not do.

How do i self-host 90DNS?

 

[AveSatanas]

How do i self-host 90DNS?

https://gitlab.com/ao/90dns/blob/master/SELFHOST.md

Simplest solution would be to use dnsmasq and use the pre-made fake conntest server. You'll need a linux machine for this, preferably open 7-24. I recommend using a raspberry pi.

 

[novalkun]

https://gitlab.com/ao/90dns/blob/master/SELFHOST.md

Simplest solution would be to use dnsmasq and use the pre-made fake conntest server. You'll need a linux machine for this, preferably open 7-24. I recommend using a raspberry pi.

i see. I need to purchase raspberry pi first then. thank you for your help

 

[Bellebite2000]

https://gitlab.com/ao/90dns/blob/master/SELFHOST.md

Simplest solution would be to use dnsmasq and use the pre-made fake conntest server. You'll need a linux machine for this, preferably open 7-24. I recommend using a raspberry pi.

Simplest solution is to use stealth mode from SX OS. Otherwise, you need a NASA engineer degree to set this up properly (for most people).

 

[AveSatanas]

Simplest solution is to use stealth mode from SX OS. Otherwise, you need a NASA engineer degree to set this up properly (for most people).

No. It's as simple as:

• "sudo apt update" (updates package list)
• "sudo apt install dnsmasq" (installs dnsmasq)
• "sudo wget https://gitlab.com/ao/90dns/raw/master/dnsmasq/dnsmasq.conf -O /etc/dnsmasq.conf" (downloads and puts dnsmasq config to right place)
• "sudo systemctl restart dnsmasq" (restarts dnsmasq)
• "sudo systemctl enable dnsmasq" (ensures that dnsmasq runs at boot)

then you just point your switch to the IP of the device you ran these on. You might also want to go and make this device have a static internal IP on your network. Sadly, I can't make a guide about that because it differs a lot from router to router.

Also > advertising a product that stole from me on my thread

wow.

 

[xdpirate]

Can this be combined with pi-hole on the same box without either interfering with one another?

Edit: Yes it can. Just put dnsmasq.conf from the 90DNS repo in /etc/dnsmasq.d as "02-90dns.conf" or something similar, replace all instances of "192.168.0.1" in it with your pihole's IP, save the file, then run "pihole restartdns".

Edit edit: For the lazy:

sudo wget https://gitlab.com/ao/90dns/raw/master/dnsmasq/dnsmasq.conf -O /etc/dnsmasq.d/02-90dns.conf
sudo sed -i -e "s/192.168.0.1/$(hostname -I)/g" /etc/dnsmasq.d/02-90dns.conf
pihole restartdns

 

[Slim45]

Simplest solution is to use stealth mode from SX OS. Otherwise, you need a NASA engineer degree to set this up properly (for most people).

no not really :/ just half a brain