The chance for a DNS leak should be small / zero then? I would really like the VPN DNS server to be queried first, and if it fails, the local DNS server should be queried. In fact it seems that only 1 DNS server gets queried, even if the answer is NXDOMAIN no other DNS server gets queried. Unfortunately, using: pull-filter accept "dhcp-option DNS”īefore or after "dhcp-option DNS " will not(!) influence the order in which DNS servers are queried. VPN Tracker shows a status of connected, but I cannot reach any of my servers using WiFi from my phone (or USB from phone). When sorting through the possible targets presented by a well-run anti-cybersquatting watch service it is not uncommon to find a domain name. Then local machine names do get resolved, but when resolving names on the WAN, this will also be done by the local DNS server, which represents a DNS leak (as is verifiable using ). Steven Levy, president of the Accent Law Group, discusses the strategy for pursuing a Uniform Domain-Name Dispute-Resolution Policy complaint against a domain name that doesn’t resolve to any website. Problem: When using "dhcp-option DNS ", it will be prioritized over the VPN DNS server. I am aware that modern macOS does not use /etc/nf and therefore I am testing the resolution using the browser to access local or remote machines and to check which DNS server is used! In this situation local machine's DNS names do not get resolved, if connected to the openvpn server at the provider. Give a profile name Type Vigor Routers IP or domain name at Server. Target: I would like the openvpn client on macOS using tunnelblick to use the VPN providers DNS server first, and if it cannot resolve a DNS name there. Hello I installed Virtualmin on a VM running Debian 5 with minimal configuration. Domain name not resolving, subdomain name resolving. When connected to the VPN provider, the openvpn server pushes dhcp-option DNS. VPN in macOS Big Sur Tunnelblick: macos 1101 (20B29) Tunnelblick. Domain name not resolving, subdomain name resolving. Situation: a local DNS server provides names/IPs for machines on the LAN, and also resolves names on remote DNS servers for names of machines on the WAN.
Created 3 years ago in Tunnelblick/Tunnelblick with 11 comments. Target: I would like the openvpn client on macOS using tunnelblick to use the VPN provider's DNS server first, and if it cannot resolve a DNS name there, it should use my local DNS server. Name resolution not reconfigured for AAAA when IPv6 active only on VPN link 0.