Windows Server
I'm assuming that future versions of Windows Server will include DNS over HTTPS in their DNS service for clients.
I prefer this method to what Google and Firefox are doing - I've already blocked DNS over HTTPS to their known DNS servers on my firewall and I am enforcing a local DNS over HTTPS in the my USG, which uses my Pi-Hole as its authority. In turn, the Pi-Hole uses DNS over TLS and DNSSEC to Quad9 for its DNS source.
One question, why use DNS over HTTPS, when DNS over TLS already exists and doesn't break traditional DNS?
Biting the hand that feeds IT
