cariball 0 Posted ... Hi there !! I just tried a DNS leak test from many website et all of them give me a dns leak....I can see my country and internet provider....I'm using airvpn on debian 9.. Quote Share this post Link to post
johnspack 0 Posted ... You have to disable ipv6 completely. You'll need to install gedit, and open/create /ect/sysctl.confThen add these lines:net.ipv6.conf.all.disable_ipv6 = 1net.ipv6.conf.default.disable_ipv6 = 1net.ipv6.conf.lo.disable_ipv6 = 1Then activate sysctl by running: sudo sysctl -pHint, you have to use sudo for gedit as well... Quote Share this post Link to post
johnspack 0 Posted ... Didn't notice if you were using windows, if you are, go into your network and internet/network connections, and in your adapter properties, uncheck ipv6. Leak gone! Quote Share this post Link to post
cariball 0 Posted ... Thanks for reply guys, I put those lines in sysctl.confI ran sysctl -p But dns leak again.... Have I to disable ipv6 somewhere else ? Quote Share this post Link to post
cariball 0 Posted ... So guys, I follow the step of johnspack, folow this guide too, to add the airvpn dns server to my host file but I still have a DNS leak..... Any help ? Quote Share this post Link to post
tarabam 0 Posted ... you should check file/etc/network/interfaces and remove from here any DNS servers belonged to your ISP. also check file/etc/resolv.conf and place here your trusted DNS (for example google dns 8.8.8.8)I recommend to make this file readonly to prevent it from change chattr +i /etc/resolv.conf Hope this help. Also try to check dns leak with different tools https://bash.ws/dnsleak or https://leaktest.online/ Good luck. Quote Share this post Link to post
annon3876 1 Posted ... Hello, i have an issue too. I routed all the traffic through my VPN. In the merlinwrt settings on my rt-ac86u in lan settings i only use the dns 10.4.0.1 but when i check on ipleak.net i see the airdns and a second dns...? how is this possible my system leaks dns? the second dns is: 45.76.91.215 - this isnt my ISP dns but i feel something i s leaking. firefox is already configured in the about:config setting. i set the media.peerconnection.enabled to false. Edit: I was wrong... I deleted the dns server in the lan tab and added an opennic dns in the wan tab as secondary dns. now evrything looks fine i think. i see on ipleak.net now the airdns and the second one from opennic: 94.247.43.254 am i fine with this setting or do i have to fear because this shows a dns leak? Quote Share this post Link to post