DoT support with client ID
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@girish
Is this supposed to work now?
I installed the latest AdGuard Home version with Cloudron and set a wildcard alias (*.thirdlevel).
But my Android phone is still unable to connect to device.thirdlevel.domain.comIs there still something that has to be implemented on Cloudron's side or am I missing something?
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@nichu42 It will only work with next cloudron release - 7.4.
AdGuard supports ClientID in both DoH and DoT.
DoH client id works already right now. You can use this in firefox, for example, like this (in
about:config
). Screenshot below is from desktop but maybe the mobile client supports it:Android only supports DoT (the 'private DNS' feature). It requires a change in platform and thus will only work in next release.
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@girish mh. is there anything to do if there is already a previous version of adguard & cloudron? The moment I updated both to the latest version and added an alias for the wildcard certificate, there is a mismatch between sub third and third level domain.dog cloudron.io --tls @phone.adg.example.org
Error [tls]: error:0A000086:SSL routines:tls_post_process_server_certificate:certificate verify failed:ssl/statem/statem_clnt.c:1889: (hostname mismatch)dog cloudron.io --tls @adg.example.org
A cloudron.io. 5m00s 165.227.67.76Forget about this question. I tested it with the wrong instance with v7.3
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@girish
also a big thank you from my side - the solution of software-version and adguard works like a charm -
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@lukas said in DoT support with client ID:
is it already working? Trying to get it running but I have no success
Yes, it is. I have DoH and DoT enabled and restricted access to my clients. It's working great.
What have you tried so far? Which Cloudron version are you running? -
@nichu42 said in DoT support with client ID:
What have you tried so far? Which Cloudron version are you running?
Added Client ID, like lukas-android to allow list, and added an alias lukas-android.agh.mydomain.tld to AdGuard Cloudron App. I'm running Cloudron 7.4
Regards,
Lukas -