ANSWERED Couldn't access specific sites, routing got weird, seem AirVPN DNS is the problem

[NoiselessOwl 26]

Is there something wrong with AirVPN DNS? It been behaving so weird for me. I recently renewed my sub and Eddie just borked out so bad. I am not sure what is causing the issue. The issue is I can't access specific sites like Tixati.com, anidb.net, yahoo.com, and AIRVPN.org and then Ipv6 took infinite time to route, it just stuck in the loop. I have to disconnect it and force it not to use IPv6 and the route but it still using IPv6 that I told it not to. I tried tracerouting, only thing I can route is Google, but not the rest I listed. And recently yahoo become inaccessible, I just accessed it to test it through AirVPN then the next sec it stop working. And I can't access AirVPN when using Eddie. It is weird it prevent accessing to AirVPN site. It kept saying the host cannot be found, I assumed it was my host file but I can access the site fine without Eddie. It seem pointing to AirVPN DNS.

 

Here the list I checked to make sure I did

• Checked two different browser (Firefox and Chrome)
• Cleared out my DNS list in Eddie
• Assumed my host file is corrupted, /flushdns and /registerdns completed.
• Changed setting to only use ipv4
• Changed setting to stop routing
• Reinstalled Eddie twice
• Tried different service, One in America and other in Canada
• Use and use without network lock
• Untick and ticked Check AirVPN DNS

 

I attached two things, the AirVPN Log and my traceroute log.

TraceRoute.txt

Eddie_20181105_153318.txt

[OpenSourcerer 1359]

 

Did you enable "Remove default gateway" option by any chance?

[NoiselessOwl 26]

Did you enable "Remove default gateway" option by any chance?

 

Ahh, that the one causing the issue. I disabled the option and it back to normal. I believe that option was enabled when I updated Eddie to 2.16.3, it was disabled in the past. I'm curious why it reenabled itself?

[OpenSourcerer 1359]

You seem to be the first one with this so far. But I'm glad it works now.

 

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