Browser configuration

To configure your browser to send traffic to DNS Firewall

Obtain your DNS over HTTPS (DoH) address:

• Go to Web application > Roaming clients > Add new > Manual Installation
• Enter details about the device:
  • Device Name - Identify the device
  • Device Type - Select the type of device such as 'Desktop', 'Laptop', 'Phone', 'Tablet'.
  • Operating System - Specify the Operating system of the device
  • Groups - If applicable, assign the device to a group
  • Safe mode - Enable this if the DNS Firewall should operate in monitoring mode for this device
• If you already have a device installed, click on the info icon for the device you want to configure.
• Copy your unique DNS over HTTPS URL

Mozilla Firefox

• In Firefox, go to Settings.
• In the General menu, scroll down to Network Settings.
• Select Settings.
• Select Enable DNS over HTTPS.
• In the Use Provider drop-down menu, select Custom.
• In the Custom field, enter $DOH_URL
• Select OK.

Google Chrome

• In Chrome, go to Settings > Privacy and security > Security.
• Scroll down and turn on Use secure DNS.
• Select Settings.
• In the Enter custom provider field, enter https://DOH_URL.

Read more about enabling DNS over HTTPS on Chrome.

Microsoft Edge

• In Microsoft Edge, go to Settings.
• Select Privacy, Search, and Services, and scroll down to Security.
• Turn on Use secure DNS.
• Select Choose a service provider.
• In the Enter custom provider field, enter https://DOH_URL.

Brave

• In Brave, go to Settings > Security and Privacy > Security.
• Turn on Use secure DNS.
• Select With Custom.
• In the Enter custom provider field, enter https://DOH_URL.

Safari

As of today, Safari does not support DNS over HTTPS.