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A DNS proxy is related to the use of Remote DNS. Remote DNS provides you with a DNS resolution server similar to that of the Proxy peer (the origin of the Proxy’s IP). This makes your request appear more credible, as the resolution server is usually located geographically close to the IP.
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DNS proxies FAQ
What is a DNS proxy and how does it work?
A DNS proxy, also known as a DNS relay, is a server that connects users with the internet. It receives requests to resolve domain names into IP addresses and forwards these requests to other DNS servers, returning the results to the user.
How can I set up a DNS proxy with Bright Data?
To set up a DNS proxy with Bright Data, you would need to follow the specific instructions provided in the user dashboard after purchasing the service. The process typically involves configuring your network settings to use the Bright Data DNS servers.
What are the benefits of using a DNS proxy?
The benefits of using a DNS proxy include improved privacy, as your original IP address is hidden, and the ability to bypass geo-restrictions, as the DNS proxy can make it appear as though your traffic is coming from a different location.
Are there any specific use cases where a DNS proxy is particularly beneficial?
DNS proxies are particularly beneficial in situations where privacy is a concern, such as when using public Wi-Fi networks, or when you need to access content that is blocked in your location.