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# DNS over HTTPS in Windows 11
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Requires Windows 11.
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* `GPO-EnforceDoH.reg` enables the group policy to require DoH. However it
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didn't seem to work for me or it allowed me to set the DNS server to not
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use DoH.
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* `DohWellKnownServers` adds DoH support for multiple IPv4 & IPv6 addresses
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that Windows 11 isn't shipping by default, currently:
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* Adguard
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* Cloudflare antimalware
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* DNS0 (& Zero)
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* Mullvad
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* Mullvad Adblock
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* Quad9 ECS (Windows 11 defaults include Quad9 default)
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## Configuration
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Once Windows knows about the DoH servers (DohWellKnownServers.reg), DNS-over
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HTTPS can be enabled for:
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* All networks: `Windows-I (Settings) -> Network & Internet -> Advanced network settings -> WLAN -> View additional properties -> DNS Server assignment -> Edit`
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* Same place for Ethernet etc.
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* Specific network: `Windows-I (Settings) -> Network & Internet -> WiFi -> Connected SSID -> DNS server assignment -> Edit`
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* Note: if the all networks one is configured, there is a warning about it not being used.
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