DNS Tunnel
WhiteDNS
DNS tunneling client for restrictive network conditions; supports MasterDNS, StormDNS, CottenDNS, CottenMax, and Soar.
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Overview & DownloadExit Chain Config Bot
WhiteDnsChain
Telegram bot to generate Exit Chain routing configs for use in compatible clients like WhiteVPN and WhiteAesther.
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Overview & Purpose
What is WhiteDnsChain?
WhiteDnsChain is an official Telegram bot introduced to supply Exit Chain configurations. These multi-hop profiles route traffic through chained relays to defeat regional blocking.
When should you use it?
When you need active Exit Chain configs to configure multi-hop tunneling inside WhiteVPN or WhiteAesther.
Key Features
- Automated Exit Chain profile issuance via Telegram commands
- Compatible with Mihomo and Aether routing engines
- Zero local client installation needed to receive configs
- Free community-provided infrastructure
Verified Release Binaries
Open Telegram Bot
This tool runs inside Telegram.
No separate installation file required. Open the official bot from Telegram on your phone or computer.
Open Telegram Bot@WhiteDnsChainbotRequirements & Compatibility
An active Telegram account to interact with the bot.
Step-by-Step Setup Guide
How to Get Started?
- 1
Open the bot in Telegram
Click the bot link to start a chat with WhiteDnsChain.
- 2
Request Exit Chain config
Send the start command to receive your personalized profile URL.
- 3
Import into WhiteVPN or WhiteAesther
Paste the configuration into your client and connect.
Related Tutorials
Related Guides & Tutorials
Videos selected from channel reference directory; written documentation from official repositories.
Important Notes & Limitations
Important Caveats & Limitations
- Telegram bots are not VPN apps; they distribute configuration credentials for your client.
- Keep your generated keys private.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the bot free?
Yes, the bot and provided configs are 100% free of charge.
Page Sources & Verification
Links and release checksums verified on 2026-11-04. For future releases, visit upstream repository releases.