PlayStation PS4/PS5
Game consoles do not support encrypted DNS, but they are well suited for setting up Public AdGuard DNS or Private AdGuard DNS via a linked IP address.
It is likely that your router supports the use of encrypted DNS servers, so you can always configure Private AdGuard DNS on it and connect your game console to it.
Connect AdGuard DNS
Configure your game console to use a public AdGuard DNS server or configure it via linked IP.
For PlayStation 4
- Turn on your PS4 console and sign in to your account.
- From the home screen, select the gear icon located in the top row.
- Go to Settings → Network → Settings.
- Select Set Up Internet Connection.
- Select Use a LAN Cable → Easy.
- Select Manual and then select Automatic for IP Address Settings.
- For DHCP Host Name, select Do Not Specify.
- For DNS Settings, select Manual.
- In the DNS Server field, enter one of the following DNS server addresses:
94.140.14.49
94.140.14.59
- Select Next to continue.
- On the MTU Settings screen, select Automatic.
- On the Proxy Server screen, select Do Not Use.
- Select Test Internet Connection to test your new DNS settings.
- Once the test is complete and you see “Internet Connection: Successful”, save your settings.
For PlayStation 5
- Turn on your PS5 console and sign in to your account.
- From the home screen, select the gear icon located in the top row.
- Go to Settings → Network → Settings.
- Select Set Up Internet Connection.
- Select Set Up Wired LAN → Connect.
- Select Manual and then select Automatic for IP Address Settings.
- For DHCP Host Name, select Do Not Specify.
- For DNS Settings, select Manual.
- In the DNS Server field, enter one of the following DNS server addresses:
94.140.14.49
94.140.14.59
- Select Next to continue.
- On the MTU Settings screen, select Automatic.
- On the Proxy Server screen, select Do Not Use.
- Select Test Internet Connection to test your new DNS settings.
- Once the test is complete and you see “Internet Connection: Successful”, save your settings.
It would be preferable to use linked IP (or dedicated IP if you have a Team subscription):