Just updated my iPad with iPad OS and it seems all my development servers aren't working anymore.
I have setup those to be reached by their own internal domain, like "server1.my-machine", "server2.my-machine" etc. My router (by Lancom) has its own internal DNS server which resolves "my-machine" to the IP adress of my development mac. Of course, if the domain name is not internal and cannot be resolved by the routers' DNS server, an external DNS server (here: Cloudflare with "1.1.1.1") is contacted instead.
Now with iOS 14 this does not work anymore. After some research, I assume this is due to the fact that iOS now uses encrypted DNS. Looks like in this case, the internal DNS is not used at all (presumably because it does not support encrypted DNS). Now if I only specify the internal DNS server it works again, but then no external DNS names are resolved, making using the internet impossible.
Anyone else got this behavior, and is there any way to change this on my device?
I have setup those to be reached by their own internal domain, like "server1.my-machine", "server2.my-machine" etc. My router (by Lancom) has its own internal DNS server which resolves "my-machine" to the IP adress of my development mac. Of course, if the domain name is not internal and cannot be resolved by the routers' DNS server, an external DNS server (here: Cloudflare with "1.1.1.1") is contacted instead.
Now with iOS 14 this does not work anymore. After some research, I assume this is due to the fact that iOS now uses encrypted DNS. Looks like in this case, the internal DNS is not used at all (presumably because it does not support encrypted DNS). Now if I only specify the internal DNS server it works again, but then no external DNS names are resolved, making using the internet impossible.
Anyone else got this behavior, and is there any way to change this on my device?