تا زمانی که من استفاده از VPN بنابراین من فکر کردم هیچ کس نمی داند آنچه من انجام. در حال حاضر صدای نشت DNS.
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من doileak test و من تنها می تواند ببینید سرور من را از طریق VPN اتصال هستم.
استفاده از DNS های ISP من و بنابراین من می توانید آن را تغییر دهید به آن ساخته شده به سیستم عامل روتر کنم.
A domain name server (DNS) is what translates the websites you type in (eg: reddit.com) into an IP address (eg: 151.101.129.140) so that computers can read it.
A DNS leak is when you’re connected to a VPN but you’re still using your normal DNS server, usually belonging to your ISP. If you have a DNS leak, your ISP can see the websites you visit. If you passed a leak test then you are good.
if you can use your vpn on a pc.. then as long as the vpn is running, you are using its dns… no matter what dns the router uses.. reguarly test it on doileak while connected to your VPN, and you should be fine.
also disable webrtc.. that leaks information too…
Devices resolve “friendly” names like “www.google.com” into IP addresses. Once a name has been resolved into an IP thats when the device can ACTUALLY connect to a remote resource (by connecting to the remote resources IP address).
This process of resolving “friendly” names to IP addresses is called DNS “Domain Name System”. Devices consult DNS servers to resolve DNS names into IP addresses. The most typical configuration at residential customer networks is users Linksys/Netgear/etc router acts as a local DNS server, and it, in turn, connects to what ever your ISP provides it to actually resolve DNS. So on your device you might see that the DNS server is the same as the IP of your router.
Now, here is where the problem lies. When a VPN is create it can be created with literally hundreds of differant types of configurations, protocols, software etc. One of the things VPN configurations/software can or may not do is reconfigure your DNS settings when creating a VPN. If the VPN does not change your DNS settings upon connecting, then your computer may continue to resolve IP’s using your router and there for in turn your ISP to resolve DNS names. This is the “leak”. Basically in this scenario, it is using your router, and by proxy, your ISP to resolve DNS over your public unencrypted internet connection. Then once the DNS has been resolved into an IP, THEN it goes over your encrypted VPN by connecting via IP address.
What you want is for your VPN client software to be configured so that it directs your DNS traffic to an IP address over your encrypted VPN to prevent the DNS leaking from occurring.