That DNS servers are freely provided by the VPN companies. > # sudo systemctl restart network-online.target When I connect by a VPN, his DNS is used (I checked it).Ī week ago, that code was: > # sudo chattr +i /etc/nf I removed “openresolv” package but doesn’t work. Mullvads VPN servers will even hijack any attempt to use the non-tunneled DNS resolver and route it to the inside of the VPN, which is pretty neat when using the default / custom via their config generator configuration scripts for Wireguard or the GUI client. If you use Firefox, also make sure Firefox Options > General > Network settings > Settings -> Enable DNS over HTTPS is DISABLED to avoid DNS requests getting leaked to Cloudflare. Just try connecting and check your DNS after establishing a tunnel using your NS lookup tool of choice.īeing inside the VPN (hence encrypted) and non-logging, I’d say that covers your back. ![]() These servers are accessible only when you’ve established a tunnel.īelieve this is done by the default config scripts even if you don’t use the GUI, when configuring the routing. Mullvad’s public, non-logging DNS server IP: 193.138.218.74 before establishing a tunnel,ġ0.64.0.1 if you use Wireguard or 10.8.0.1 if you use OpenVPN for use when connected. ![]() You could just set up Mullvad’s DNS as your primary DNS servers.
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