DynX DNS Services

Android
Settings > Network & Internet > Private DNS:
dns.dynx.pro | anti-ban.dynx.pro

iOS
Coming soon...
How to activate the profile on your device:
- Download *dynx*.mobileconfig and "Allow"
- Install the configuration profile: Settings > Profile loaded
- Confirm the "Network traffic" warning and press "Install"
- The last installed profile is automatically active (General > VPN & Network > DNS)
- Airplane mode must be switched on and off once to clear the cache

Firefox
Settings > Privacy & Security > DNS over HTTPS > Maximum Protection > Custom:
https://dns.dynx.pro/dns-query | https://dns.dynx.pro/dns-query/family

Chromium / Google Chrome
Settings > Privacy and security > Security > Enable Use secure DNS > Custom:
https://dns.dynx.pro/dns-query | https://dns.dynx.pro/dns-query/family

Microsoft Edge
Settings > Privacy, search, and services > Use secure DNS to specify how to look up the network address for websites > Choose a service provider > Fill in the Enter a custom provider field:
https://dns.dynx.pro/dns-query | https://dns.dynx.pro/dns-query/family

Raw xray core & marzban & marzneshin
Here is an example for DoH:

{
    "dns": {
        "servers": [
            "https+local://dns.dynx.pro/dns-query",
            "1.1.1.1",
            "1.0.0.1",
            "8.8.8.8",
            "8.8.4.4",
            "9.9.9.9"
        ],
        "queryStrategy": "UseIP",
        "disableCache": false,
        "disableFallback": false,
        "disableFallbackIfMatch": false
    }
}

X-ui Panels
Go to web panel > Xray Configs > DNS > Turn ON DNS > Add Server > Choose a protocol and Fill the Address:
195.26.26.23 | 2a00:c98:2050:a04d:1::400 | tcp://195.26.26.23 | tcp://195.26.26.23 | tcp://2a00:c98:2050:a04d:1::400 | https+local://dns.dynx.pro/dns-query | quic+local://dns.dynx.pro | https+local://dns.dynx.pro/dns-query/family
Confirm > Save > Restart Xray

Check out the Xray document

Windows
Open CMD and enter ipconfig /flushdns

Linux (systemd-resolved)
Open Terminal and enter sudo resolvectl flush-caches
or
sudo systemctl restart systemd-resolved

macOS
Open Terminal and enter sudo killall -HUP mDNSResponder
(for older versions use sudo dscacheutil -flushcache)

Linux (nscd)
Open Terminal and enter sudo service nscd restart
or
sudo /etc/init.d/nscd restart

Linux (dnsmasq)
Open Terminal and enter sudo service dnsmasq restart
or
sudo /etc/init.d/dnsmasq restart

Google Chrome
Type chrome://net-internals/#dns in the address bar and click Clear host cache

Mozilla Firefox
Type about:networking#dns in the address bar and click Clear DNS Cache

Opera
Type opera://net-internals/#dns in the address bar and clear the cache

Safari
Use macOS Terminal command (see macOS instructions) as Safari uses system DNS cache

Android
Toggle Airplane mode or restart the device

iOS
Toggle Airplane mode or restart the device

Routers
Restart the router to clear its DNS cache