ANSWERED Warning: route gateway is ambiguous

[vicktrosk 1]

hi airvpn forums, i have been using airvpn for 20 days now and the service as a whole has exceeded my expectations. i'm currently getting the following pop up notification and message in my logs.

"Warning: route gateway is ambiguous: 192.1xx.x.xxx (2 matches)"

i'm still able to connect to the internet. i pass ip, dns and torrent detection tests at ipleak.net.

i have seen a similar post in these forums but they had connectivity issues because of it.

 

is this leaking my ip/details to the public? or is there anything else (security or otherwise) i should be worried about?

 

billion model bipac 7404vgpx, latest version of windows 10, eddie 2.12.4 with network lock activated.

 

my logs are attached. the warning in this file can be found 16 lines from the bottom.  i receive the warning at the beginning or during a session.

 

warning gateway is ambiguous.txt

[Staff 9971]

Hello!

 

A probable reason for the warning you get is that you have the same gateway for two different network interfaces. In such cases some OpenVPN versions will abort the connection phase. According to your description and to the fact that you have Network Lock enabled, we have no reasons to suspect that you can have any traffic leak outside the tunnel anyway.

 

If you don't need two network interfaces with the same default gateway (in most cases there is no reason for that), the quickest way to get rid of the warning is just disabling the one that you don't need. For example, if you connect to your router via Ethernet, you can disable the WiFi card.

 

Enjoy AirVPN!

 

Kind regards

[vicktrosk 1]

If you don't need two network interfaces with the same default gateway (in most cases there is no reason for that), the quickest way to get rid of the warning is just disabling the one that you don't need. For example, if you connect to your router via Ethernet, you can disable the WiFi card.

 

 

This solution solved my problem. I forgot about the wifi dongle on the back of my pc i had used a couple of years a go. I guess it was activated during my recent windows 10 installation .

 

Thanks for the speedy reply. That combined with the reliabiltiy (I have experienced no drop outs in my first 20 days) of the hong kong servers, i'm signing up for a year. Keep up the good work.