Torrent leak test failed

[amps2volts 0]

My IP seems to be showing on a Torrent IP leak test   https://bash.ws/torrent-leak-test   when I am on AirVPN server.  What is mostly likely cause?  I am running fallowing.

-Windows 10 64bit    V:21H1
-AirVPN UI 64bit   V:2.20.0
-qBittorent client 64bit   V:4.3.8 

[OpenSourcerer 1441]

Enable Network Lock and all shall be well.

Also, this test site is garbage. 75% anon rating for my ISP IP? Right. Please retry the torrent test on IPLeak.

[Stalinium 47]

1. Disable qBittorrent's UPnP/NAT-PMP
2. Go to advanced configuration and for Network Interface select the network adapter that's used by AirVPN when you're connected.

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12 hours ago, Stalinium said:

1. Disable qBittorrent's UPnP/NAT-PMP
2. Go to advanced configuration and for Network Interface select the network adapter that's used by AirVPN when you're connected.

Fixed it was the qBittorrent network interface setting.  I am total noob thought  it was AirVPN.    Looks like  UPnP/NAT-PMP  is disabled by default.

[amps2volts 0]

On 10/5/2021 at 2:40 AM, OpenSourcerer said:

Enable Network Lock and all shall be well.

Also, this test site is garbage. 75% anon rating for my ISP IP? Right. Please retry the torrent test on IPLeak.

Looks like AirVPN network Lock on by default?  See below.  AirVPN guide doesn't say what mode for it to be manually on?
 ipleak.net   is best for testing?
 

[OpenSourcerer 1441]

12 hours ago, amps2volts said:

AirVPN guide doesn't say what mode for it to be manually on?

To manually engage NetLock, click the button "Activate Network Lock" on the main window of Eddie.
If you want to engage NetLock the moment Eddie launches, in Preferences > General enable Activate Network Lock on startup.