This section will introduce some advanced techniques for using private services.
1 - Blocked Applications List
It is important to avoid confusion: blacklists are typically used to block ads, privacy intrusions, malware, etc., while the Blocked Applications List is used to completely block the use of specified applications.
This is often used in conjunction with a schedule for personal habit formation to prevent addiction. It is commonly used for habit formation in minors, for example: prohibiting the use of social media and games during study time. It can also be used for self-discipline in adults, for example: prohibiting the use of social media and games during work hours.
This service pre-configures some rules based on popular applications in various countries. Due to changes in popular culture and business developments, these lists may become outdated, but we are committed to ongoing maintenance.
If you find that an application on the list is not fully blocked, or if you need to add a recently popular application, please contact us, and we will address it promptly.
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Country and Region | Application List |
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Global | Global Application List |
Mainland China | Mainland China Application List |
2 - DNS Split Configuration Guide
DNS Split Overview
DNS split can significantly enhance the network access experience by distributing resolution requests for different domain names to different DNS servers. A reasonable DNS split configuration can:
- Speed up domain name resolution
- Improve website access stability
- Optimize cross-border access experience
- Avoid DNS pollution issues
Adguard Private Split Configuration
Basic Configuration Example
# Domestic DNS server
223.5.5.5 # Ali DNS
2400:3200::1 # Ali DNS IPv6
public0.adguardprivate.svc.cluster.local # Private DNS, mainland upstream
# International DNS server
tls://1.0.0.1 # Cloudflare DNS
tls://[2606:4700:4700::1001] # Cloudflare DNS IPv6
public2.adguardprivate.svc.cluster.local # Private DNS, other upstream
# Split rule example
[/google.com/bing.com/github.com/stackoverflow.com/]tls://1.0.0.1 public2.adguardprivate.svc.cluster.local
[/cn/xhscdn.com/tencentclb.com/tencent-cloud.net/aliyun.com/alicdn.com/]223.5.5.5 2400:3200::1 public0.adguardprivate.svc.cluster.local
List of Domestic ISP DNS Servers
Telecom DNS Servers
Name | Primary DNS Server | Secondary DNS Server |
---|---|---|
Anhui Telecom | 61.132.163.68 | 202.102.213.68 |
Beijing Telecom | 219.142.76.3 | 219.141.140.10 |
Chongqing Telecom | 61.128.192.68 | 61.128.128.68 |
Fujian Telecom | 218.85.152.99 | 218.85.157.99 |
Gansu Telecom | 202.100.64.68 | 61.178.0.93 |
Guangdong Telecom | 202.96.128.86 | 202.96.128.166 |
Guangxi Telecom | 202.103.225.68 | 202.103.224.68 |
Guizhou Telecom | 202.98.192.67 | 202.98.198.167 |
Henan Telecom | 222.88.88.88 | 222.85.85.85 |
Heilongjiang Telecom | 219.147.198.230 | 219.147.198.242 |
Hubei Telecom | 202.103.24.68 | 202.103.0.68 |
Hunan Telecom | 222.246.129.80 | 59.51.78.211 |
Jiangsu Telecom | 218.2.2.2 | 218.4.4.4 |
Jiangxi Telecom | 202.101.224.69 | 202.101.226.68 |
Inner Mongolia Telecom | 219.148.162.31 | 222.74.39.50 |
Shandong Telecom | 219.146.1.66 | 219.147.1.66 |
Shaanxi Telecom | 218.30.19.40 | 61.134.1.4 |
Shanghai Telecom | 202.96.209.133 | 116.228.111.118 |
Sichuan Telecom | 61.139.2.69 | 218.6.200.139 |
Tianjin Telecom | 219.150.32.132 | 219.146.0.132 |
Yunnan Telecom | 222.172.200.68 | 61.166.150.123 |
Zhejiang Telecom | 202.101.172.35 | 61.153.177.196 |
Tibet Telecom | 202.98.224.68 | 202.98.224.69 |
Unicom DNS Servers
Name | Primary DNS Server | Secondary DNS Server |
---|---|---|
Beijing Unicom | 123.123.123.123 | 123.123.123.124 |
Chongqing Unicom | 221.5.203.98 | 221.7.92.98 |
Guangdong Unicom | 210.21.196.6 | 221.5.88.88 |
Hebei Unicom | 202.99.160.68 | 202.99.166.4 |
Henan Unicom | 202.102.224.68 | 202.102.227.68 |
Heilongjiang Unicom | 202.97.224.69 | 202.97.224.68 |
Jilin Unicom | 202.98.0.68 | 202.98.5.68 |
Jiangsu Unicom | 221.6.4.66 | 221.6.4.67 |
Inner Mongolia Unicom | 202.99.224.68 | 202.99.224.8 |
Shandong Unicom | 202.102.128.68 | 202.102.152.3 |
Shanxi Unicom | 202.99.192.66 | 202.99.192.68 |
Shaanxi Unicom | 221.11.1.67 | 221.11.1.68 |
Shanghai Unicom | 210.22.70.3 | 210.22.84.3 |
Sichuan Unicom | 119.6.6.6 | 124.161.87.155 |
Tianjin Unicom | 202.99.104.68 | 202.99.96.68 |
Zhejiang Unicom | 221.12.1.227 | 221.12.33.227 |
Liaoning Unicom | 202.96.69.38 | 202.96.64.68 |
National Mobile DNS IP
Name | Primary DNS Server | Secondary DNS Server |
---|---|---|
Beijing Mobile | 221.130.33.60 | 221.130.33.52 |
Guangdong Mobile | 211.136.192.6 | 211.139.136.68 |
Jiangsu Mobile | 221.131.143.69 | 112.4.0.55 |
Anhui Mobile | 211.138.180.2 | 211.138.180.3 |
Shandong Mobile | 218.201.96.130 | 211.137.191.26 |
Public DNS IP
Name | Primary DNS Server | Secondary DNS Server |
---|---|---|
114 DNS | 114.114.114.114 | 114.114.115.115 |
CNNIC SDNS | 1.2.4.8 | 210.2.4.8 |
Aliyun Public DNS | 223.5.5.5 | 223.6.6.6 |
DNSPod DNS+ | 119.29.29.29 | 119.29.29.29 |
Google DNS | 8.8.8.8 | 8.8.4.4 |
Configuration Recommendations
- Prioritize nearby DNS servers
- Configure both IPv4 and IPv6 DNS
- Set up backup DNS for important domains
- Regularly update split rules
- Monitor DNS response time
Precautions
- Record original DNS settings before configuration
- Avoid using untrusted DNS servers
- Regularly check if DNS resolution is normal
- Keep the rule list concise and effective
By reasonably configuring DNS split, you can significantly enhance the network access experience. It is recommended to choose appropriate DNS servers and split rules based on actual needs.