In need of an IPv6 DNS server

Is there an IPv6 DNS server for public use? It seems opendns doesn't provide this kind of service at the moment.

Any information would be appreciated! Thanks!

 

Well, what exactly you mean here? IPv6 like, resolve AAAA records? Or, IPv6 as in DNS for IPv6-only clients? Google does the first, anyway just setting up your own recursive NS would be the safest bet here. BIND for Windows.

 

Actually I'm not sure what I'm doing. Maybe ipv6 reverse proxy related...

 

Well, once you've made sure what you are doing, we could continue to find a solution.

IPv6 reverse proxy sounds kinda unrelated to DNS. You mean IPv6 reverse DNS records (ip6.arpa)? Or 6to4 tunnel? Or... ?

 

Most DNS servers (like OpenDNS) will give you ipv6 websites properly. But I suspect you mean you're looking to be able to contact the DNS server itself using an ipv6 address, and to my knowledge, there are currently no DNS servers reachable with an ipv6 address.

http://ideabank.opendns.com/story.php?title=IPv6_supported_and_enabled_by_default

Also read the first 2 comments.

 

Thank you guys.

I posted my problem here:
https://www.wilderssecurity.com/showthread.php?t=270273

I followed the instruction here:http://twitbrowser.net/blog/fq/2010/04/15/644

According to the instruction,I can add a blocked site in the hosts file like this:

2607:fcd0:1337:4b::2 www.blockedsite1.com
2607:fcd0:1337:4b::2 www.blockedsite2.com
2607:fcd0:1337:4b::2 www.blockedsite3.com
.......

But I have problems with sites I added myself from time to time. I think "2607:fcd0:1337:4b::2"
is a kind of a dns server.

So I want to find a stable one to replace it. I'm probably wrong here...

Time for bed. Will do some research tomorrow.

 

Well, if your ISP blocks (and probably tracks usage of) something on DNS server level, I'd once again strongly recommend running your own DNS server.