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  • Sounds to me like your DNS on the router itself is crashing.

    There’s a couple of things you could do. Set up something like pihole or adguard home, and set the forwarding to something other than your internal DNS server.

    Personally, I use AGH, and the default quad9 for forwarding all but my own domains. Those get handled by my OPNsense router’s Unbound DNS and/or DNSMasq, depending on which domain (local or one of owned domains)

    Everything other than those gets forwarded to quad9’s public DoH service.





  • In China, your populations are mainly confined to a few large, major cities. With farms and farming communities nearby those same cities.

    I live in an unincorporated area about 30 miles outside of the nearest city, which has a population of about 250k people: Mobile, AL

    It’s about 150 miles in the other direction to a fairly large city, named New Orleans, LA.

    Thing is, there’s not any real “country side” between those cities. It’s all houses and neighborhoods. All of it. It’s not quite heavy enough population density to be a city, but still higher than farmland.

    That said there is a passenger train service that runs from New Orleans to Mobile, with two trains, one leaves New Orleans and the other Leaves Mobile at pretty much the same time. 2 engines, 4 cars on the Mobile-based train, and 2 engines 3 cars on the New Orleans based train.

    Thing is, they each have multiple stops along the way, too.

    It’s a 4 hour ride in the train from end to end, and another 4 hour ride back. Each train ends up where they started at the end of the day.

    So to use that train, I must drive 30miles into town, find parking, leave my car there for 8 to 10 hours, and spend maybe an hour or two in New Orleans,

    Or, I could just drive for 2 hours, and spend however long I want to, in New Orleans, and not have a set schedule.

    There’s absolutely not enough demand for more than the two trains in either direction for that to make any sort of sense, either.