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[help] systemd-resolved how to keep DNS server order?
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You can't. Well, you shouldn't rely on queries going out in any particular order. All of your DNS servers should behave the same way as clients may fail from the first one to a secondary.
Why do you care which one is being used? What are you trying to do?
I want to have ads blocked with pihole and at the same time to have local DNS served by the router. I know pihole does local DNS, but RouterOS (mikrotik) is much better suited for that.
Thank you. I'll have it set like this.