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home dns server inaccessible

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inaccessible from the internet... my ISP blocks port 53, so can I use port 5353? set and tested it with shields up set the dns server config like this: listen any listen 5353 and I point my newdomain.com on the registrar to my IP's hostname like this: myhost.com:5353 set newdomain.com in my DNS, set the webserver, and it is accessible by me: http://newdomain.com:8088 (isp also blocks port 80) currently my IP's hostname is working fine... http://myhost.com:8088 and ftp://myhost.com works from outside... but newdomain.com won't resolve to my IP if I'm querying it from outside... thanks in advance

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