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["Walter H." <Walter.H AT mathemainzel.info>]

Hello,

ok, when a DNS-rquest of an ICANN entrie is done,
does this go no slower than 'now'?

e.g.   doing
nslookup  www.vienna.at
on my windows box, using my DNS cache/resolver

I'm new to this alternative DNS; when replacing the root.hints,
do I have to trust the OpenNIC DNS servers with the ICANN entries
or does my cache/resolver still do the DNSSEC validation of the ICANN 
entries?

Thanks,
Walter


On 08.04.2020 00:28, Jeff Taylor wrote:
> No, you wouldn't append it to your root.hints, you would use that 
> output to completely replace your root.hints.  Opennic's root zone 
> also carries ICANN entries, so you have full access when using our DNS 
> servers.
>
>
> On 04/03/2020 02:48 AM, Walter H. wrote:
> > Hello,
> >
> > I found here a guide
> >
> > https://philly2600.net/articles/bypass-your-isps-dns/
> >
> > how to configure BIND;
> >
> > at this step
> >
> > |dig . NS @75.127.96.89 > /etc/bind/db.root|
> >
> > |can this be just appended to the root.hints of a 
> > non-OpnenNIC-DNS-Server?|
> >
> > |would there be DNS requests faster?
> > |
> >
> > |Thanks,|
> >
> > |Walter
> > |

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