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Con AdGuard DNS, puedes configurar tus servidores DNS privados para resolver solicitudes de DNS y bloquear anuncios, rastreadores y dominios maliciosos antes de que lleguen a tu dispositivo

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What is Private AdGuard DNS?

DNS Privado de AdGuard es un servidor DNS que, además de los beneficios de un servidor DNS público (como el cifrado de tráfico y las listas de bloqueo de dominios), proporciona características como personalización flexible, estadísticas de DNS y control parental y se administra fácilmente a través de un práctico panel de control.

Why you need Private AdGuard DNS

Hoy en día, puedes conectar cualquier cosa a Internet: televisores, refrigeradores, bombillas inteligentes o altavoces. Pero junto con las innegables comodidades, obtienes rastreadores y anuncios. Un simple bloqueador de anuncios basado en navegador no te protegerá en este caso, pero AdGuard DNS, que puedes configurar para filtrar el tráfico, bloquear contenido y rastreadores, tiene un efecto en todo el sistema.

Ya tenemos public AdGuard DNS y AdGuard Home. Estas soluciones funcionan bien para algunos usuarios, pero para otros, el DNS público de AdGuard carece de la flexibilidad de configuración, mientras que AdGuard Home carece de simplicidad. Ahí es donde entra en juego el DNS privado de AdGuard. Tiene lo mejor de ambos mundos: ofrece personalización, control e información, todo a través de un panel de control simple y fácil de usar.

The difference between Private and Public AdGuard DNS

Aquí hay una comparación simple de las características disponibles en los servidores DNS de AdGuard público y Servidores DNS privados de AdGuard.

DNS público de AdGuard	DNS privado de AdGuard
Cifrado de tráfico DNS	Cifrado de tráfico DNS
Listas de bloqueo de dominio predeterminadas	Listas de bloqueo de dominio personalizables
-	Reglas de filtrado DNS personalizadas con función de importación/exportación
-	Solicitar estadísticas (ve dónde van tus solicitudes DNS: qué países, qué empresas, etc.)
-	Registro de consultas detallado
-	Control parental

How to set up Private AdGuard DNS

1. Go to your AdGuard DNS dashboard (if not logged in, log in using your AdGuard account)
2. Click "Connect device" and follow on-screen instructions

Supported platforms:

• Android
• iOS
• Windows
• Mac
• Linux
• Roteadores
• Consolas de videojuegos

Every device that you add in the AdGuard DNS panel has its own unique address that can be used if the device supports modern encrypted DNS protocols (DoH, DoT, and DoQ).

Linked IP

If the device does not support encrypted DNS and you have to use plain DNS, there's another way to allow AdGuard DNS to recognize the device — link its IP address. In this case AdGuard DNS counts all plain DNS requests that come from that IP address towards that "device".

The only requirement for linking IP is that it must be a residential IP address.

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A residential IP address is an IP address assigned to a device connected to a residential ISP. It is typically associated with a physical location and is allocated to individual homes or apartments. Residential IP addresses are used by regular Internet users for their everyday online activities, such as browsing the web, accessing social media platforms, sending emails, or streaming content.

If you're trying to link a residential IP address and AdGuard DNS does not allow you to do that, please contact our support team at support@adguard.com.

Private AdGuard DNS features

Blocklists management

With "Blocklists" feature you can set which domains you want to block and which you don't. Сhoose from wide variety of blocklists for different purposes.

User rules

For times when pre-installed Blocklists with thousands of rules are not enough, we have a handy function called "User rules". Here you can add custom rules manually to block/unblock a certain domain or import custom rules lists (check out DNS filtering rules syntax). You can export the lists.

Statistics

In "Statistics" tab you can see all the summarized statistics on DNS queries made by devices connected to your Private AdGuard DNS. It shows the total number and geography of requests, the number of blocked requests, the list of companies the requests were addressed to, requests types and top requested domains.

Traffic destination

This feature shows you where DNS requests sent by your devices go. On top of seeing the map of request destinations, you can filter the information by date, device and country.

Companies

This tab allows you to quickly check which companies send the most requests, and which companies have the most blocked requests.

Query log

This is a detailed log where you can check out the information on every single request and also sort requests by status, type, company, device, time, country.

Control parental

To protect your child from online content you deem inappropriate, set up and activate the Parental control option. In addition to options such as "adult content" blocking and safe search, we've added the ability to manually specify domains for blocking and set a schedule for the Parental control to work accordingly.

En caso de que aún no tenga el DNS privado de AdGuard, puede conseguirlo en el sitio web oficial.