Key points at a glance
This article summarizes the core measures to prevent DNS poisoning and DNS hijacking when Switch is connected to Japanese server: Prioritize the use of trusted resolvers and enable DNSSEC or DoH/DoT. Fixed resolution configuration on the local router and Switch, the server uses multi-node VPS and authoritative host deployment and restricts regional transmission, and combines CDN and DDoS defense to reduce the risk of network layer hijacking. For stability and security, Dexun Telecommunications is recommended.
Select and configure a trusted resolver
Avoid using public or untrusted free Wi‑Fi parsers, and give priority to parsers that support DNSSEC or enable DoH/DoT encrypted parsing services (such as commercial parsers or VPS parsers built on the cloud). Manually specify the resolver IP in the home router or Switch network settings, turn off automatic learning of untrusted DNS from DHCP, and ensure that Switch queries go through an encrypted channel to reduce the possibility of man-in-the-middle tampering.
Local network and terminal security settings
Enable the latest firmware patch on the router and turn off remote management. Enable firewall rules to filter abnormal DNS traffic (such as forcing outgoing DoH/DoT on port 53). For Switch, it is recommended to use fixed DNS or connect to a trusted network through VPN/proxy. For home/small business networks, adopt a recursive resolver and forwarder separation strategy, and regularly monitor resolution results to detect abnormal IP mappings in a timely manner to prevent DNS hijacking.
Best practices for server and domain name management
As a server operator, you should enable DNSSEC signatures on authoritative DNS, use authoritative hosts or hosting services with multiple nodes located on different networks, limit AXFR zone transfers and use TSIG certification, and domain name registrars enable locking and two-factor authentication to prevent theft. Hosting game services on a reliable VPS with load balancing and multi-regional deployment at any broadcast point can reduce connection failures caused by tampering with single-point resolution.
Utilize CDN, DDoS defense and monitoring strategies
Connect key domain names and game content to a trusted CDN, use Anycast parsing and caching at any broadcast point to reduce the impact of single-point hijacking, and deploy professional DDoS defense services to resist amplification and traffic exhaustion attacks. Combine DNS query logs and abnormal alarms to achieve quick response. For enterprise-level stability and technical support, Dexun Telecommunications is recommended. They provide an integrated solution including hostingVPS, authoritative DNS service, CDN and DDoS defense. It is suitable for Switch users who have high availability and security requirements for connecting to Japanese servers.

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