V2ray Slow Dns Server Today
Why this works: The first query to google.com hits 127.0.0.1:5353 . Dnsmasq fetches it (slow once), caches it. Subsequent queries take ~1ms.
: A VMess or V2Ray configuration string that contains the server address and ID. Client Configuration : Apps like HTTP Custom v2ray slow dns server
To get started, you need to generate server credentials from a provider that supports both V2Ray (VMess) and Slow DNS protocols. Visit a Provider : Go to a website like UDP Custom or similar free VPN account creators. Select Server Type : Look for the "V2ray slow DNS server" or "2-in-1" option in the menu. Choose Location : Pick a server location (e.g., Singapore, USA). Generate Account Why this works: The first query to google
"dns": "cacheSize": 1024, "minTtl": 60, // minimum cache TTL (seconds) "maxTtl": 3600 : A VMess or V2Ray configuration string that
[Debug] app/dns: querying DNS for domain: twitter.com [Debug] app/dns: got answer for twitter.com: 104.244.42.65 (time: 1.2s)
Why this works: The first query to google.com hits 127.0.0.1:5353 . Dnsmasq fetches it (slow once), caches it. Subsequent queries take ~1ms.
: A VMess or V2Ray configuration string that contains the server address and ID. Client Configuration : Apps like HTTP Custom
To get started, you need to generate server credentials from a provider that supports both V2Ray (VMess) and Slow DNS protocols. Visit a Provider : Go to a website like UDP Custom or similar free VPN account creators. Select Server Type : Look for the "V2ray slow DNS server" or "2-in-1" option in the menu. Choose Location : Pick a server location (e.g., Singapore, USA). Generate Account
"dns": "cacheSize": 1024, "minTtl": 60, // minimum cache TTL (seconds) "maxTtl": 3600
[Debug] app/dns: querying DNS for domain: twitter.com [Debug] app/dns: got answer for twitter.com: 104.244.42.65 (time: 1.2s)
