Overview
AdGuard DNS を使用すると、プライベートDNSサーバーを設定してDNSリクエストを解決し、広告、トラッカー、悪意のあるドメインがデバイスに到達する前にブロックすることができます。
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General
Private AdGuard DNS offers all the advantages of a public AdGuard DNS server, including traffic encryption and domain blocklists. It also offers additional features such as flexible customization, DNS statistics, and Parental control. All these options are easily accessible and managed via a user-friendly dashboard.
Why you need private AdGuard DNS
Today, you can connect anything to the Internet: TVs, refrigerators, smart bulbs, or speakers. But along with the undeniable conveniences you get trackers and ads. A simple browser-based ad blocker will not protect you in this case, but AdGuard DNS, which you can set up to filter traffic, block content and trackers, has a system-wide effect.
At one time, the AdGuard product line included only public AdGuard DNS and AdGuard Home. These solutions work fine for some users, but for others, the public AdGuard DNS lacks the flexibility of configuration, while the AdGuard Home lacks simplicity. That's where private AdGuard DNS comes into play. It has the best of both worlds: it offers customizability, control and information — all through a simple easy-to-use dashboard.
The difference between public and private AdGuard DNS
Here is a simple comparison of features available in public and private AdGuard DNS.
| Public AdGuard DNS | Private AdGuard DNS |
|---|---|
| DNS traffic encryption | DNS traffic encryption |
| Pre-determined domain blocklists | Customizable domain blocklists |
| - | Custom DNS filtering rules with import/export feature |
| - | Request statistics (see where do your DNS requests go: which countries, which companies, etc.) |
| - | Detailed query log |
| - | Parental control |
How to connect devices to AdGuard DNS
AdGuard DNS is very flexible and can be set up on various devices including tablets, PCs, routers, and game consoles. This section provides detailed instructions on how to connect your device to AdGuard DNS.
How to connect devices to AdGuard DNS
Server and settings
This section explains what a "server" is in AdGuard DNS and what settings are available. The settings allow you to customise how AdGuard DNS responds to blocked domains and manage access to your DNS server.
How to set up filtering
In this section we describe a number of settings that allow you to fine-tune the functionality of AdGuard DNS. Using blocklists, user rules, parental controls and security filters, you can configure filtering to suit your needs.
Statistics and Query log
Statistics and Query log provide insight into the activity of your devices. The Statistics tab allows you to view a summary of DNS requests made by devices connected to your Private AdGuard DNS. In the Query log, you can view information about each request and also sort requests by status, type, company, device, time, and country.