I just pushed an update for the DNS-unblocking generator to GitHub. From now on, there is just one configuration file for the non-SNI and the pure-SNI approach. Please see the updated README.md on Github for more information.
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Netflix DNS-unblocking without SNI for your Xbox 360, PS3, WDTV, Samsung TV
My poor man’s DNS-unblocking configuration using just a single, public IP address has one serious limitation: it will not run Netflix or Hulu Plus with non-SNI players like the PS3, Xbox 360, Samsung TVs, Sony BluRay players and possibly quite a few other devices. A commenter (kudos go out to Alex) suggested to use Netfilter’s DNAT port …
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DNS unblocking using Dnsmasq and HAProxy
As I mentioned in my previous post, the open source DNS forwarder Dnsmasq is ideal for the DNS part of DNS unblocking. I’m running Dnsmasq on a $30 Raspberry Pi credit card sized mini computer which is up 24/7 anyway since it also handles all VOIP phone calls at home. I point my Mac, Apple …
Tunlr-style DNS unblocking for Pandora, Netflix, Hulu et al
Since Tunlr closed down unexpectedly this week, I decided to publish my ideas and findings on the subject of DNS unblocking. I used Tunlr for some time when I decided to develop my own, private DNS unblocking solution last year. Why VPNs are no good for streaming DNS unblocking refers to a technique used to circumvent …
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