Windows 11 app
Is absolutely useless 
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Windows 11 has native doh support. How to enable it for NextDNS is available at this link. I've been using (IPv4 & IPv6) it this way for a long time, it works very well.
https://help.nextdns.io/t/60hj3yd/enable-doh-natively-on-windows-11
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LazJedi I did the reg edit for Known DoH provider. But here is my ping result. How can anycast1 and anycast2 be the same server is beyond me.
â– vultr-lon 2 ms (anycast1, anycast2, ultralow2)
vultr-lon (IPv6) 3 ms (anycast1, ultralow2)
zepto-lon 3 ms
anexia-lon (IPv6) 3 ms (ultralow1)
anexia-lon 4 ms (ultralow1)
zepto-lon (IPv6) 5 ms
vultr-ams 8 ms
anexia-ams (IPv6) 8 ms
anexia-man 8 ms
anexia-man (IPv6) 8 ms
anexia-par (IPv6) 8 ms
anexia-par 9 ms
fusa-bru 9 ms
netbarista-par 9 ms
virtua-par 14 ms
anexia-ams 15 ms
vultr-ams (IPv6) 16 ms
virtua-par (IPv6) 17 ms
fusa-bru (IPv6) 41 ms
netbarista-par (IPv6) 49 ms
anexia-jnb (IPv6) 160 ms (anycast2)
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Mogsy I have no idea. :) Why could not connect to IPv6 servers?
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I mean the app just tells Windows how to connect, it's a DNS app, so there is no need for it to be super advanced, it's basic, and it does the job. Best of all it works flawlessly at least on my end.
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Hey sure but MacOS and my iOS devices use their app and always connected to ultralow1. But how can a one server be anycast1,anycast2 and ultralow2? I have no problem with vultr-lon/constant but they do have reputation for being C2s AS20473 The Constant Company, LLC - bgp.tools
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