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Supports DNS rewriting based on response IPs #5199
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The problem
CDN providers such as Akamai and cloudflare, they have many IPs and they are common to different websites, some IPs have fast connection speeds and some have slow connection speeds, can we support rewriting based on the response IPs and IP range, to rewrite all of them to fast response IPs?
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Improve dns rewrite
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@MadSpindel commented on GitHub (May 13, 2024):
Do you mean you only want to use the option "Fastest IP address" for specific CDN providers? And for the rest, you want to use Load-balancing or Parallel requests?
If so, if we had #6800, we could use CDN lists and point them to another Adguard Home instance with the "Fastest IP address" enabled. Also #3342 would be useful, and maybe #5144
@agneevX commented on GitHub (May 14, 2024):
I hope you understand how CDNs work, in particular how load-balancing works with very low TTLs for IP addresses returned. So what you're asking for is simply not possible.
The best option for you is public resolvers that support ECS so you're able to connect to servers closer to you.
@ainar-g commented on GitHub (May 17, 2024):
Duplicate of #6325