Technitium
technitium.com/dnsAnother DNS server for blocking privacy-invasive content at its source. Technitium doesn't require much of a setup, and basically works straight out of the box, it supports a wide range of systems (and can even run as a portable app on Windows). It allows you to do some additional tasks, such as add local DNS addresses and zones with specific DNS records. Compared to Pi-Hole, Technitium is very lightweight, but lacks the deep insights that Pi-Hole provides, and has a significantly smaller community behind it.
- Homepage: technitium.com/dns
- GitHub: github.com/TechnitiumSoftware/DnsServer
- Web info: web-check.xyz/results/technitium.com
Technitium Source Code
Author
Description
Technitium DNS Server
Homepage
https://technitium.com/dns/License
GPL-3.0
Created
29 Oct 17
Last Updated
26 Feb 26
Latest version
Primary Language
C#
Size
7,385 KB
Stars
7,560
Forks
634
Watchers
7,560
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Recent Commits
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updated change log for v14.3 release.
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assembly version updated to v14.3 for release
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assembly version updated
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app store json updated
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app assembly version updated
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DnsServerApp: updated code to keep posix signal registration handle to prevent it from getting unregistered due to garbage collector.
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inno: updated version to 14.3
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updated readme
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updated apidocs.
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webapp: updated html to support new default NS and SOA TTL value options. Other minor changes done.
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zone.js: updated code to support secondary member zones for catalog zone. Other minor changes done.
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main.js: updated code to support new default NS and SOA TTL value options. Code refactoring changes done.
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dhcp.js: updated code to support new DNS record overwrite option. Code refactoring changes and minor fixes done.
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cluster.js: updated initializeJoinCluster() to use POST call.
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auth.js: removed add record ttl placeholder update code.
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main.css: updated css to improve dark mode.
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DnsServerSystemTrayApp: fixed DashboardMenuItem_Click() to read new config file format for opening dashboard URL.
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HttpApiClient: Updated LoginAsync() to use POST call.
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WebServiceZonesApi: Updated CreateZoneAsync(), GetZoneOptions(), and SetZoneOptions() to support secondary member zones in catalog zone. Updated AddRecord() and UpdateRecord() to use new default NS and SOA record TTL values. Code refactoring changes done.
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WebServiceSettingsApi: Updated API to support new defaultl TTL for NS and SOA record options. Updated SetDnsSettingsAsync() to fix bug in reading param values for cluster parameters when API call was made with json content. Code refactoring changes and minor fixes done.
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WebServiceDhcpApi: Updated API to support new overwrite DNS record option.
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WebServiceAuthApi: updated API to add new properties. Updated DeleteUser() API to prevent deleting user that was used to create cluster.
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WebServiceApi: code refactoring changes done.
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Extensions: Updated TryGetQueryOrFormArray() methods to read empty param and null json property as empty array.
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DnsWebServiceLegacy: Implemented support to allow restoring old version backup zip files. Code refactoring changes done.
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DnsWebService: Enabled web server compression. Fixed bug in reading env vars which failed to load certs. Updated RestoreConfigAsync() to support importing v13.x and older backup files. Updated initJoin call to be POST only. Added no cache headers in all responses. Code refactoring changes done.
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DnsServer: Added support for default TTL values for NS and SOA records. Updated AuthoritativeQueryAsync() to fix issue caused due to multiple apps that caused valid response to get overwritten with null. Updated CachePrefetchSamplingTimerCallback() to ignore IXFR and AXFR queries for prefetching. Code refactoring changes and minor fixes done.
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Zone: Updated dictionary concurrency to 1 since the actions are mostly read.
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StubZone: Code refactoring changes and minor fixes done.
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SecondaryZone: Updated code to support secondary member zone in catalog zone. Code refactoring changes and minor fixes done.
Technitium Website
Website
Technitium DNS Server | An Open Source DNS Server For Privacy & Security
Technitium DNS Server is an open source authoritative as well as recursive DNS server that can be used for self hosting a DNS server for privacy & security.
Redirects
Redirects to https://technitium.com/dns/
Security Checks
All 66 security checks passed
Server Details
- IP Address 139.59.3.235
- Hostname technitium.com
- Location Bengaluru, Karnataka, India, AS
- ISP DigitalOcean LLC
- ASN AS14061
Associated Countries
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Safety Score
Website marked as safe
100%
Blacklist Check
technitium.com was found on 0 blacklists
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