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• TrK Member

  December 2024 edited December 2024

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said: Yes, I am using default DNS. Tried flushing DNS cache on my primary device and tried 3 other devices connected to JioFiber.
  As for Google/CF DNS, I believe setting them this issue will be fixed. But, another visitor that might visit wont take the time to set CF DNS just to visit my site

  if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than trying to get a new update, I mean almost every router, and DNS server does that. So you are technically fine. The reason i use my own DNS servers is because of this only, i am thinking of modifying my DNS and blocking the Deep packet inspection or DPI. GoodbyeDPI is a good tool but i prefer modifying my DNS server to help me achieve that instead of relying on something else.

  Yah, totally get it. As for GoodbyeDPI, I have tried this on Windows with JioFiber a few months ago. Didn't do a lot of good.

  I am not sure about this but when I am using ECH with ECH supported websites I can bypass the DPI block, so far it's good, I am thinking of setting up ECH on my servers as well. And a webpage to confirm if ECH is working or not.

  Seems interesting. No idea what ECH is, but, would be good to read about it.

  Encrypted client hello, your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited with each as the sni given is different from what you actually visited.

  How did you configured it?

  Using it with DOH and firefox, so far it's working great. I am looking to try ECH without DOH just plain dns and I know it might not work due to DPI but I am still thinking of ways to achieve that.

  Seems I've lots of experiments coming.. Missing all the fun these days due to work. Need to dedicate weekends for personal experiements.

  It's fine ECH is still in early phase but it might really be a big deal. And you can always sleep late......
• xpress7 Member

  December 2024

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said: Yes, I am using default DNS. Tried flushing DNS cache on my primary device and tried 3 other devices connected to JioFiber.
  As for Google/CF DNS, I believe setting them this issue will be fixed. But, another visitor that might visit wont take the time to set CF DNS just to visit my site

  if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than trying to get a new update, I mean almost every router, and DNS server does that. So you are technically fine. The reason i use my own DNS servers is because of this only, i am thinking of modifying my DNS and blocking the Deep packet inspection or DPI. GoodbyeDPI is a good tool but i prefer modifying my DNS server to help me achieve that instead of relying on something else.

  Yah, totally get it. As for GoodbyeDPI, I have tried this on Windows with JioFiber a few months ago. Didn't do a lot of good.

  I am not sure about this but when I am using ECH with ECH supported websites I can bypass the DPI block, so far it's good, I am thinking of setting up ECH on my servers as well. And a webpage to confirm if ECH is working or not.

  Seems interesting. No idea what ECH is, but, would be good to read about it.

  Encrypted client hello, your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited with each as the sni given is different from what you actually visited.

  That's clever. So, something that can be used on top of VPN to make browsing actually private.

  Yeah well technically with vpn your ISP is getting only vpn endpoint you are connected to, but with ECH even without vpn your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited, the only way to know is ip connectivity. And with vpn the ip remains the same. Vpn is vpn, while each is something I would use all the time even without vpn.

  True, but, I don't actually trust any VPN to be actually doing what they advertise to be. Behind our backs, almost on a regular basis, the so-called 0-log VPNs are being picked up by companies based in 5 eyes countries or other pro-surveillance countries.

  That's why you use let servers for VPN handling your own data is much more satisfying.

  which software you recommend to setup our own VPN?
• xpress7 Member

  December 2024

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said: Yes, I am using default DNS. Tried flushing DNS cache on my primary device and tried 3 other devices connected to JioFiber.
  As for Google/CF DNS, I believe setting them this issue will be fixed. But, another visitor that might visit wont take the time to set CF DNS just to visit my site

  if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than trying to get a new update, I mean almost every router, and DNS server does that. So you are technically fine. The reason i use my own DNS servers is because of this only, i am thinking of modifying my DNS and blocking the Deep packet inspection or DPI. GoodbyeDPI is a good tool but i prefer modifying my DNS server to help me achieve that instead of relying on something else.

  Yah, totally get it. As for GoodbyeDPI, I have tried this on Windows with JioFiber a few months ago. Didn't do a lot of good.

  I am not sure about this but when I am using ECH with ECH supported websites I can bypass the DPI block, so far it's good, I am thinking of setting up ECH on my servers as well. And a webpage to confirm if ECH is working or not.

  Seems interesting. No idea what ECH is, but, would be good to read about it.

  Encrypted client hello, your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited with each as the sni given is different from what you actually visited.

  How did you configured it?

  Using it with DOH and firefox, so far it's working great. I am looking to try ECH without DOH just plain dns and I know it might not work due to DPI but I am still thinking of ways to achieve that.

  Seems I've lots of experiments coming.. Missing all the fun these days due to work. Need to dedicate weekends for personal experiements.

  It's fine ECH is still in early phase but it might really be a big deal. And you can always sleep late......

  Playing with something in early stages is more fun (although more time consuming because of less comminity support though) .

  Sleeping late is our super power.
• lldxhm Member

  December 2024

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• TrK Member

  December 2024

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said: Yes, I am using default DNS. Tried flushing DNS cache on my primary device and tried 3 other devices connected to JioFiber.
  As for Google/CF DNS, I believe setting them this issue will be fixed. But, another visitor that might visit wont take the time to set CF DNS just to visit my site

  if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than trying to get a new update, I mean almost every router, and DNS server does that. So you are technically fine. The reason i use my own DNS servers is because of this only, i am thinking of modifying my DNS and blocking the Deep packet inspection or DPI. GoodbyeDPI is a good tool but i prefer modifying my DNS server to help me achieve that instead of relying on something else.

  Yah, totally get it. As for GoodbyeDPI, I have tried this on Windows with JioFiber a few months ago. Didn't do a lot of good.

  I am not sure about this but when I am using ECH with ECH supported websites I can bypass the DPI block, so far it's good, I am thinking of setting up ECH on my servers as well. And a webpage to confirm if ECH is working or not.

  Seems interesting. No idea what ECH is, but, would be good to read about it.

  Encrypted client hello, your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited with each as the sni given is different from what you actually visited.

  That's clever. So, something that can be used on top of VPN to make browsing actually private.

  Yeah well technically with vpn your ISP is getting only vpn endpoint you are connected to, but with ECH even without vpn your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited, the only way to know is ip connectivity. And with vpn the ip remains the same. Vpn is vpn, while each is something I would use all the time even without vpn.

  True, but, I don't actually trust any VPN to be actually doing what they advertise to be. Behind our backs, almost on a regular basis, the so-called 0-log VPNs are being picked up by companies based in 5 eyes countries or other pro-surveillance countries.

  That's why you use let servers for VPN handling your own data is much more satisfying.

  which software you recommend to setup our own VPN?

  Wireguard if I want it on the go, and openvpn + cloak if I want bypass everything, including vpn blocks and peeping tools...
• TrK Member

  December 2024

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said: Yes, I am using default DNS. Tried flushing DNS cache on my primary device and tried 3 other devices connected to JioFiber.
  As for Google/CF DNS, I believe setting them this issue will be fixed. But, another visitor that might visit wont take the time to set CF DNS just to visit my site

  if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than trying to get a new update, I mean almost every router, and DNS server does that. So you are technically fine. The reason i use my own DNS servers is because of this only, i am thinking of modifying my DNS and blocking the Deep packet inspection or DPI. GoodbyeDPI is a good tool but i prefer modifying my DNS server to help me achieve that instead of relying on something else.

  Yah, totally get it. As for GoodbyeDPI, I have tried this on Windows with JioFiber a few months ago. Didn't do a lot of good.

  I am not sure about this but when I am using ECH with ECH supported websites I can bypass the DPI block, so far it's good, I am thinking of setting up ECH on my servers as well. And a webpage to confirm if ECH is working or not.

  Seems interesting. No idea what ECH is, but, would be good to read about it.

  Encrypted client hello, your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited with each as the sni given is different from what you actually visited.

  How did you configured it?

  Using it with DOH and firefox, so far it's working great. I am looking to try ECH without DOH just plain dns and I know it might not work due to DPI but I am still thinking of ways to achieve that.

  Seems I've lots of experiments coming.. Missing all the fun these days due to work. Need to dedicate weekends for personal experiements.

  It's fine ECH is still in early phase but it might really be a big deal. And you can always sleep late......

  Playing with something in early stages is more fun (although more time consuming because of less comminity support though) .

  Sleeping late is our super power.

  Yeah a super power I wish I shouldn't have

  Thanked by 1xpress7
• noob404 Member

  December 2024

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said: Yes, I am using default DNS. Tried flushing DNS cache on my primary device and tried 3 other devices connected to JioFiber.
  As for Google/CF DNS, I believe setting them this issue will be fixed. But, another visitor that might visit wont take the time to set CF DNS just to visit my site

  if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than trying to get a new update, I mean almost every router, and DNS server does that. So you are technically fine. The reason i use my own DNS servers is because of this only, i am thinking of modifying my DNS and blocking the Deep packet inspection or DPI. GoodbyeDPI is a good tool but i prefer modifying my DNS server to help me achieve that instead of relying on something else.

  Yah, totally get it. As for GoodbyeDPI, I have tried this on Windows with JioFiber a few months ago. Didn't do a lot of good.

  I am not sure about this but when I am using ECH with ECH supported websites I can bypass the DPI block, so far it's good, I am thinking of setting up ECH on my servers as well. And a webpage to confirm if ECH is working or not.

  Seems interesting. No idea what ECH is, but, would be good to read about it.

  Encrypted client hello, your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited with each as the sni given is different from what you actually visited.

  That's clever. So, something that can be used on top of VPN to make browsing actually private.

  Yeah well technically with vpn your ISP is getting only vpn endpoint you are connected to, but with ECH even without vpn your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited, the only way to know is ip connectivity. And with vpn the ip remains the same. Vpn is vpn, while each is something I would use all the time even without vpn.

  True, but, I don't actually trust any VPN to be actually doing what they advertise to be. Behind our backs, almost on a regular basis, the so-called 0-log VPNs are being picked up by companies based in 5 eyes countries or other pro-surveillance countries.

  That's why you use let servers for VPN handling your own data is much more satisfying.

  Yah, but, do most LET providers maintain usage logs, which defeats the purpose of having a VPN on these servers?
• TrK Member

  December 2024

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said: Yes, I am using default DNS. Tried flushing DNS cache on my primary device and tried 3 other devices connected to JioFiber.
  As for Google/CF DNS, I believe setting them this issue will be fixed. But, another visitor that might visit wont take the time to set CF DNS just to visit my site

  if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than trying to get a new update, I mean almost every router, and DNS server does that. So you are technically fine. The reason i use my own DNS servers is because of this only, i am thinking of modifying my DNS and blocking the Deep packet inspection or DPI. GoodbyeDPI is a good tool but i prefer modifying my DNS server to help me achieve that instead of relying on something else.

  Yah, totally get it. As for GoodbyeDPI, I have tried this on Windows with JioFiber a few months ago. Didn't do a lot of good.

  I am not sure about this but when I am using ECH with ECH supported websites I can bypass the DPI block, so far it's good, I am thinking of setting up ECH on my servers as well. And a webpage to confirm if ECH is working or not.

  Seems interesting. No idea what ECH is, but, would be good to read about it.

  Encrypted client hello, your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited with each as the sni given is different from what you actually visited.

  That's clever. So, something that can be used on top of VPN to make browsing actually private.

  Yeah well technically with vpn your ISP is getting only vpn endpoint you are connected to, but with ECH even without vpn your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited, the only way to know is ip connectivity. And with vpn the ip remains the same. Vpn is vpn, while each is something I would use all the time even without vpn.

  True, but, I don't actually trust any VPN to be actually doing what they advertise to be. Behind our backs, almost on a regular basis, the so-called 0-log VPNs are being picked up by companies based in 5 eyes countries or other pro-surveillance countries.

  That's why you use let servers for VPN handling your own data is much more satisfying.

  Yah, but, do most LET providers maintain usage logs, which defeats the purpose of having a VPN on these servers?

  Cite gdpr for eu based providers, and many don't store logs so yay...
• xpress7 Member

  December 2024

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said: Yes, I am using default DNS. Tried flushing DNS cache on my primary device and tried 3 other devices connected to JioFiber.
  As for Google/CF DNS, I believe setting them this issue will be fixed. But, another visitor that might visit wont take the time to set CF DNS just to visit my site

  if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than trying to get a new update, I mean almost every router, and DNS server does that. So you are technically fine. The reason i use my own DNS servers is because of this only, i am thinking of modifying my DNS and blocking the Deep packet inspection or DPI. GoodbyeDPI is a good tool but i prefer modifying my DNS server to help me achieve that instead of relying on something else.

  Yah, totally get it. As for GoodbyeDPI, I have tried this on Windows with JioFiber a few months ago. Didn't do a lot of good.

  I am not sure about this but when I am using ECH with ECH supported websites I can bypass the DPI block, so far it's good, I am thinking of setting up ECH on my servers as well. And a webpage to confirm if ECH is working or not.

  Seems interesting. No idea what ECH is, but, would be good to read about it.

  Encrypted client hello, your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited with each as the sni given is different from what you actually visited.

  That's clever. So, something that can be used on top of VPN to make browsing actually private.

  Yeah well technically with vpn your ISP is getting only vpn endpoint you are connected to, but with ECH even without vpn your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited, the only way to know is ip connectivity. And with vpn the ip remains the same. Vpn is vpn, while each is something I would use all the time even without vpn.

  True, but, I don't actually trust any VPN to be actually doing what they advertise to be. Behind our backs, almost on a regular basis, the so-called 0-log VPNs are being picked up by companies based in 5 eyes countries or other pro-surveillance countries.

  That's why you use let servers for VPN handling your own data is much more satisfying.

  which software you recommend to setup our own VPN?

  Wireguard if I want it on the go, and openvpn + cloak if I want bypass everything, including vpn blocks and peeping tools...

  Thanks. Will try them. 👍
• xpress7 Member

  December 2024

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said: Yes, I am using default DNS. Tried flushing DNS cache on my primary device and tried 3 other devices connected to JioFiber.
  As for Google/CF DNS, I believe setting them this issue will be fixed. But, another visitor that might visit wont take the time to set CF DNS just to visit my site

  if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than trying to get a new update, I mean almost every router, and DNS server does that. So you are technically fine. The reason i use my own DNS servers is because of this only, i am thinking of modifying my DNS and blocking the Deep packet inspection or DPI. GoodbyeDPI is a good tool but i prefer modifying my DNS server to help me achieve that instead of relying on something else.

  Yah, totally get it. As for GoodbyeDPI, I have tried this on Windows with JioFiber a few months ago. Didn't do a lot of good.

  I am not sure about this but when I am using ECH with ECH supported websites I can bypass the DPI block, so far it's good, I am thinking of setting up ECH on my servers as well. And a webpage to confirm if ECH is working or not.

  Seems interesting. No idea what ECH is, but, would be good to read about it.

  Encrypted client hello, your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited with each as the sni given is different from what you actually visited.

  How did you configured it?

  Using it with DOH and firefox, so far it's working great. I am looking to try ECH without DOH just plain dns and I know it might not work due to DPI but I am still thinking of ways to achieve that.

  Seems I've lots of experiments coming.. Missing all the fun these days due to work. Need to dedicate weekends for personal experiements.

  It's fine ECH is still in early phase but it might really be a big deal. And you can always sleep late......

  Playing with something in early stages is more fun (although more time consuming because of less comminity support though) .

  Sleeping late is our super power.

  Yeah a super power I wish I shouldn't have

  Sadly me too. The powers we didn't ask for
• TrK Member

  December 2024

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said: Yes, I am using default DNS. Tried flushing DNS cache on my primary device and tried 3 other devices connected to JioFiber.
  As for Google/CF DNS, I believe setting them this issue will be fixed. But, another visitor that might visit wont take the time to set CF DNS just to visit my site

  if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than trying to get a new update, I mean almost every router, and DNS server does that. So you are technically fine. The reason i use my own DNS servers is because of this only, i am thinking of modifying my DNS and blocking the Deep packet inspection or DPI. GoodbyeDPI is a good tool but i prefer modifying my DNS server to help me achieve that instead of relying on something else.

  Yah, totally get it. As for GoodbyeDPI, I have tried this on Windows with JioFiber a few months ago. Didn't do a lot of good.

  I am not sure about this but when I am using ECH with ECH supported websites I can bypass the DPI block, so far it's good, I am thinking of setting up ECH on my servers as well. And a webpage to confirm if ECH is working or not.

  Seems interesting. No idea what ECH is, but, would be good to read about it.

  Encrypted client hello, your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited with each as the sni given is different from what you actually visited.

  That's clever. So, something that can be used on top of VPN to make browsing actually private.

  Yeah well technically with vpn your ISP is getting only vpn endpoint you are connected to, but with ECH even without vpn your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited, the only way to know is ip connectivity. And with vpn the ip remains the same. Vpn is vpn, while each is something I would use all the time even without vpn.

  True, but, I don't actually trust any VPN to be actually doing what they advertise to be. Behind our backs, almost on a regular basis, the so-called 0-log VPNs are being picked up by companies based in 5 eyes countries or other pro-surveillance countries.

  That's why you use let servers for VPN handling your own data is much more satisfying.

  which software you recommend to setup our own VPN?

  Wireguard if I want it on the go, and openvpn + cloak if I want bypass everything, including vpn blocks and peeping tools...

  Thanks. Will try them. 👍

  Cloak is hard to setup, but good luck, a hurdle passed is an experience gained.
• TrK Member

  December 2024

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said: Yes, I am using default DNS. Tried flushing DNS cache on my primary device and tried 3 other devices connected to JioFiber.
  As for Google/CF DNS, I believe setting them this issue will be fixed. But, another visitor that might visit wont take the time to set CF DNS just to visit my site

  if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than trying to get a new update, I mean almost every router, and DNS server does that. So you are technically fine. The reason i use my own DNS servers is because of this only, i am thinking of modifying my DNS and blocking the Deep packet inspection or DPI. GoodbyeDPI is a good tool but i prefer modifying my DNS server to help me achieve that instead of relying on something else.

  Yah, totally get it. As for GoodbyeDPI, I have tried this on Windows with JioFiber a few months ago. Didn't do a lot of good.

  I am not sure about this but when I am using ECH with ECH supported websites I can bypass the DPI block, so far it's good, I am thinking of setting up ECH on my servers as well. And a webpage to confirm if ECH is working or not.

  Seems interesting. No idea what ECH is, but, would be good to read about it.

  Encrypted client hello, your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited with each as the sni given is different from what you actually visited.

  How did you configured it?

  Using it with DOH and firefox, so far it's working great. I am looking to try ECH without DOH just plain dns and I know it might not work due to DPI but I am still thinking of ways to achieve that.

  Seems I've lots of experiments coming.. Missing all the fun these days due to work. Need to dedicate weekends for personal experiements.

  It's fine ECH is still in early phase but it might really be a big deal. And you can always sleep late......

  Playing with something in early stages is more fun (although more time consuming because of less comminity support though) .

  Sleeping late is our super power.

  Yeah a super power I wish I shouldn't have

  Sadly me too. The powers we didn't ask for

  Well it helps in completing projects before deadline so I will just leave it at that
• xpress7 Member

  December 2024

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said: Yes, I am using default DNS. Tried flushing DNS cache on my primary device and tried 3 other devices connected to JioFiber.
  As for Google/CF DNS, I believe setting them this issue will be fixed. But, another visitor that might visit wont take the time to set CF DNS just to visit my site

  if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than trying to get a new update, I mean almost every router, and DNS server does that. So you are technically fine. The reason i use my own DNS servers is because of this only, i am thinking of modifying my DNS and blocking the Deep packet inspection or DPI. GoodbyeDPI is a good tool but i prefer modifying my DNS server to help me achieve that instead of relying on something else.

  Yah, totally get it. As for GoodbyeDPI, I have tried this on Windows with JioFiber a few months ago. Didn't do a lot of good.

  I am not sure about this but when I am using ECH with ECH supported websites I can bypass the DPI block, so far it's good, I am thinking of setting up ECH on my servers as well. And a webpage to confirm if ECH is working or not.

  Seems interesting. No idea what ECH is, but, would be good to read about it.

  Encrypted client hello, your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited with each as the sni given is different from what you actually visited.

  That's clever. So, something that can be used on top of VPN to make browsing actually private.

  Yeah well technically with vpn your ISP is getting only vpn endpoint you are connected to, but with ECH even without vpn your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited, the only way to know is ip connectivity. And with vpn the ip remains the same. Vpn is vpn, while each is something I would use all the time even without vpn.

  True, but, I don't actually trust any VPN to be actually doing what they advertise to be. Behind our backs, almost on a regular basis, the so-called 0-log VPNs are being picked up by companies based in 5 eyes countries or other pro-surveillance countries.

  That's why you use let servers for VPN handling your own data is much more satisfying.

  which software you recommend to setup our own VPN?

  Wireguard if I want it on the go, and openvpn + cloak if I want bypass everything, including vpn blocks and peeping tools...

  Thanks. Will try them. 👍

  Cloak is hard to setup, but good luck, a hurdle passed is an experience gained.

  True. I believe in practical experience. Whether it works or not, we learn some things on the way.
• xpress7 Member

  December 2024

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said: Yes, I am using default DNS. Tried flushing DNS cache on my primary device and tried 3 other devices connected to JioFiber.
  As for Google/CF DNS, I believe setting them this issue will be fixed. But, another visitor that might visit wont take the time to set CF DNS just to visit my site

  if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than trying to get a new update, I mean almost every router, and DNS server does that. So you are technically fine. The reason i use my own DNS servers is because of this only, i am thinking of modifying my DNS and blocking the Deep packet inspection or DPI. GoodbyeDPI is a good tool but i prefer modifying my DNS server to help me achieve that instead of relying on something else.

  Yah, totally get it. As for GoodbyeDPI, I have tried this on Windows with JioFiber a few months ago. Didn't do a lot of good.

  I am not sure about this but when I am using ECH with ECH supported websites I can bypass the DPI block, so far it's good, I am thinking of setting up ECH on my servers as well. And a webpage to confirm if ECH is working or not.

  Seems interesting. No idea what ECH is, but, would be good to read about it.

  Encrypted client hello, your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited with each as the sni given is different from what you actually visited.

  How did you configured it?

  Using it with DOH and firefox, so far it's working great. I am looking to try ECH without DOH just plain dns and I know it might not work due to DPI but I am still thinking of ways to achieve that.

  Seems I've lots of experiments coming.. Missing all the fun these days due to work. Need to dedicate weekends for personal experiements.

  It's fine ECH is still in early phase but it might really be a big deal. And you can always sleep late......

  Playing with something in early stages is more fun (although more time consuming because of less comminity support though) .

  Sleeping late is our super power.

  Yeah a super power I wish I shouldn't have

  Sadly me too. The powers we didn't ask for

  Well it helps in completing projects before deadline so I will just leave it at that

  We gained this power during college days. Postponing studies till exams, and then use our power to read everything in one night.
• codelock Member

  December 2024

  Page 813 is here go go go
• BruhGamer12 Member

  December 2024

  Dustin can I have double bandwidth invoice # - 13715956 - I cant find the order number but maybe its bc I had to get customer support to create the order for me? I may be stupid tho.
• noob404 Member

  December 2024

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said: Yes, I am using default DNS. Tried flushing DNS cache on my primary device and tried 3 other devices connected to JioFiber.
  As for Google/CF DNS, I believe setting them this issue will be fixed. But, another visitor that might visit wont take the time to set CF DNS just to visit my site

  if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than trying to get a new update, I mean almost every router, and DNS server does that. So you are technically fine. The reason i use my own DNS servers is because of this only, i am thinking of modifying my DNS and blocking the Deep packet inspection or DPI. GoodbyeDPI is a good tool but i prefer modifying my DNS server to help me achieve that instead of relying on something else.

  Yah, totally get it. As for GoodbyeDPI, I have tried this on Windows with JioFiber a few months ago. Didn't do a lot of good.

  I am not sure about this but when I am using ECH with ECH supported websites I can bypass the DPI block, so far it's good, I am thinking of setting up ECH on my servers as well. And a webpage to confirm if ECH is working or not.

  Seems interesting. No idea what ECH is, but, would be good to read about it.

  Encrypted client hello, your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited with each as the sni given is different from what you actually visited.

  That's clever. So, something that can be used on top of VPN to make browsing actually private.

  Yeah well technically with vpn your ISP is getting only vpn endpoint you are connected to, but with ECH even without vpn your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited, the only way to know is ip connectivity. And with vpn the ip remains the same. Vpn is vpn, while each is something I would use all the time even without vpn.

  True, but, I don't actually trust any VPN to be actually doing what they advertise to be. Behind our backs, almost on a regular basis, the so-called 0-log VPNs are being picked up by companies based in 5 eyes countries or other pro-surveillance countries.

  That's why you use let servers for VPN handling your own data is much more satisfying.

  Yah, but, do most LET providers maintain usage logs, which defeats the purpose of having a VPN on these servers?

  Cite gdpr for eu based providers, and many don't store logs so yay...

  Thanks for the tip.
• codelock Member

  December 2024

  Wireguard works but I hate default client 😭😭
• noob404 Member

  December 2024

  @codelock said:
  Wireguard works but I hate default client 😭😭

  I use TunnlTo
• xpress7 Member

  December 2024

  @codelock said:
  Page 813 is here go go go

  813 and chief is nowhere.
• xpress7 Member

  December 2024

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said: Yes, I am using default DNS. Tried flushing DNS cache on my primary device and tried 3 other devices connected to JioFiber.
  As for Google/CF DNS, I believe setting them this issue will be fixed. But, another visitor that might visit wont take the time to set CF DNS just to visit my site

  if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than trying to get a new update, I mean almost every router, and DNS server does that. So you are technically fine. The reason i use my own DNS servers is because of this only, i am thinking of modifying my DNS and blocking the Deep packet inspection or DPI. GoodbyeDPI is a good tool but i prefer modifying my DNS server to help me achieve that instead of relying on something else.

  Yah, totally get it. As for GoodbyeDPI, I have tried this on Windows with JioFiber a few months ago. Didn't do a lot of good.

  I am not sure about this but when I am using ECH with ECH supported websites I can bypass the DPI block, so far it's good, I am thinking of setting up ECH on my servers as well. And a webpage to confirm if ECH is working or not.

  Seems interesting. No idea what ECH is, but, would be good to read about it.

  Encrypted client hello, your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited with each as the sni given is different from what you actually visited.

  That's clever. So, something that can be used on top of VPN to make browsing actually private.

  Yeah well technically with vpn your ISP is getting only vpn endpoint you are connected to, but with ECH even without vpn your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited, the only way to know is ip connectivity. And with vpn the ip remains the same. Vpn is vpn, while each is something I would use all the time even without vpn.

  True, but, I don't actually trust any VPN to be actually doing what they advertise to be. Behind our backs, almost on a regular basis, the so-called 0-log VPNs are being picked up by companies based in 5 eyes countries or other pro-surveillance countries.

  That's why you use let servers for VPN handling your own data is much more satisfying.

  Yah, but, do most LET providers maintain usage logs, which defeats the purpose of having a VPN on these servers?

  Cite gdpr for eu based providers, and many don't store logs so yay...

  Isn't latency a problem for regular activities from servers far away like US and EU?
• TrK Member

  December 2024

  @codelock said:
  Wireguard works but I hate default client 😭😭

  You are using GUI? I thought atleast you would be using cli...
• TrK Member

  December 2024

  @xpress7 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said:

  @TrK said:

  @noob404 said: Yes, I am using default DNS. Tried flushing DNS cache on my primary device and tried 3 other devices connected to JioFiber.
  As for Google/CF DNS, I believe setting them this issue will be fixed. But, another visitor that might visit wont take the time to set CF DNS just to visit my site

  if a new person visits your site Jio Fiber's router will likely query the DNS from authoritative nameservers, the issue is with their routers storing the DNS cache for quite some time rather than trying to get a new update, I mean almost every router, and DNS server does that. So you are technically fine. The reason i use my own DNS servers is because of this only, i am thinking of modifying my DNS and blocking the Deep packet inspection or DPI. GoodbyeDPI is a good tool but i prefer modifying my DNS server to help me achieve that instead of relying on something else.

  Yah, totally get it. As for GoodbyeDPI, I have tried this on Windows with JioFiber a few months ago. Didn't do a lot of good.

  I am not sure about this but when I am using ECH with ECH supported websites I can bypass the DPI block, so far it's good, I am thinking of setting up ECH on my servers as well. And a webpage to confirm if ECH is working or not.

  Seems interesting. No idea what ECH is, but, would be good to read about it.

  Encrypted client hello, your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited with each as the sni given is different from what you actually visited.

  That's clever. So, something that can be used on top of VPN to make browsing actually private.

  Yeah well technically with vpn your ISP is getting only vpn endpoint you are connected to, but with ECH even without vpn your ISP won't be able to tell which website you visited, the only way to know is ip connectivity. And with vpn the ip remains the same. Vpn is vpn, while each is something I would use all the time even without vpn.

  True, but, I don't actually trust any VPN to be actually doing what they advertise to be. Behind our backs, almost on a regular basis, the so-called 0-log VPNs are being picked up by companies based in 5 eyes countries or other pro-surveillance countries.

  That's why you use let servers for VPN handling your own data is much more satisfying.

  Yah, but, do most LET providers maintain usage logs, which defeats the purpose of having a VPN on these servers?

  Cite gdpr for eu based providers, and many don't store logs so yay...

  Isn't latency a problem for regular activities from servers far away like US and EU?

  If the routing is good you won't see much difference, here's an example a server in sg for me have a latency of 42ms while one of my servers in NL is 45ms, I would go with NL blindly, even for a server in Delhi I would get a latency of about 15ms, and with multi hops it would increase the latency further, my surefire network chart goes with he anytime cause they are well connected to tier 1 ISPs. If you are running your own network peer with vultr, frantech and others who have direct line with he or any tier 1 ISP.

  Thanked by 1xpress7
• Izax Member

  December 2024

  Please double my bandwidth for order 2899195699.
  Thank you.
• denellum Member, Host Rep

  December 2024

  Wooooo!
• thepreparation Member

  December 2024

  @dustinc said:

  @thepreparation said:
  Hello, I would like to double the bandwidth.
  My Order Number is: 4671192284
  Invoice #13896247
  Thanks!

  Hi @thepreparation -- It seems that your bandwidth doubling request was previously fulfilled for this order. If you need any further clarification or assistance, I'm here to help.

  We appreciate your ongoing support of RackNerd!

  hi, I have seen on control panel right now. It have not double yet, still 2.93T ,need double to 6T , please check, thank you!
• noob404 Member

  December 2024

  LETS MAKE SOME NOISE TOGETHER!
• zachryu Member

  December 2024

  Hi!
  I would like to double the bandwidth.
  Order: 8065500195
  Thanks!
• codelock Member

  December 2024

  Still in page 813 go go go
• noob404 Member

  December 2024

  Can we get to 1000 by next weekend?