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NextDNS Device Identifier

This is only tutorial you need to make those unidentified devices became visible and also you can add custom names to them

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Platform Supported ⚙️

Android Windows Apple Browser Linux

Prerequisites 📄

  1. You need a Nextdns Account
  2. If you're business you should definetly pay 💰 but for personal users 30,000 queries is sufficient
  3. You will receive all the things on the main Dashboard of NextDNS website
    • You make get a ID like this - abc23. This is your main and many ways the only way to connect so keep it safe.
    • But it can found on the dashboard everytime.
  4. When you will this abc23 like your own ID. You will also see steps like DOH & DOT
  5. Now from here we will start the process

Note

In my testing and using it for a while, I have noticied that you will run to those 30,000 in 5 people at max per month


Android For Android (Version - +9)

Important

Android version 9 and before doesn't support Private DNS Setting and that's why those version cannot be configured by this. And Android usese TLS protocol

  1. Copy the TLS Protocol Section from your dashboard
  2. Go to Private DNS in your settings (or search for it)
  3. Paste the command in the Custom Section
    • Eg. abc23.dns.nextdns.io
  4. Just add the device name like Oppo-abc23.dns.nextdns.io
    • Prepend the name to the provided domain (the name should only contain a-z, A-Z, 0-9 and -). Use -- for spaces.
    • For "John Router", you would use John--Router-abc23.dns.nextdns.io as your DNS-over-TLS endpoint.

Windows For Windows (Installer Edition) - Recommended

Tip

Just download the installer from the given link below. And be happy without aany errors /br

  1. Download the installer here.
  2. After installing, right-click on NextDNS icon in the Systray then open the Settings. Set abc23 as Configuration ID.
  3. Right-click on NextDNS icon in the Systray, then click on Enable.

Apple For Apple Devices

Tip

There are two methods to use NextDNS in Apple devices.


Browser For Browsers

Tip

This works on every browser from Safari, Google Chrome, Firefox, Vivaldi, Zen, etc

  1. Copy the DNS-over-HTTPS protocol from your NextDNS dashboard

  2. Navigate to your browser settings

  3. Search for DNS-over-Https or Use secure DNS

    • Click on the option of Add another Provider
  4. Add your DNS-over-HTTPS - "https://dns.nextdns.io/abc23" (like link)

  5. To make it Recognisable on the for you in the logs section of NextDNS just add a slash with a name

    • Append the name to the provided URL (the name should be URL encoded).
    • For "John's Firefox", you would use "https://dns.nextdns.io/abc23/John's%20Firefox" as your DNS-over-HTTPS endpoint.
      • The %20 will add a space in the output or in the Logs

Linux For Linux

Note

The linux is very complex and since Linux has so many distribution I just don't have any idea which is to mention here

But hey I can only Recommend you to download using CLI -

sh -c 'sh -c "$(curl -sL https://nextdns.io/install)"'

The official Documentation is here Linux Documentation


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