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Maybe i want my dns leaking.

...block-outside-dns...

actually i decided to move away from cyberpanel but it has some good features like mails so i am using cyberpanel for client sites who needs mail, dns etc and for my own sites....i moved them back to

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it would be create an ephmeral domain that nothing will have a cache and check who asked that domain on authoritive DNS server side.

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By running a recursive DNS in the gateway

@Nyr I'm just curious how they achieve that. Currently I installed pi-hole on the VPN server, and dnsleaktest indeed show the upstream DNS (Google/Cloudflare)

Why would you want that? The fact that your DNS is different from your gateway IP doesn't mean that it's leaking.

If I recall correctly, when connected to winscribe or ivacy and test using dnsleak.com, I can see that dns server IP address is same as VPN IP address. How to achieve this using my own VPN server?

Don't think so, freenom did get VC funding to expand it's operations to include things like free hosting and what not, though few years later nothing has changed really... they did start there own dns

* Add a full configured and limited SPF entry in the DNS

There may have been need for a short-term restriction on reverse DNS to address an operational issue, but it cannot be allowed to quietly turn into a long-term unadvertised policy - ultimately it seem

Germany, Berlin (DNS:NET) 137.89 Mbit/s 222.19 Mbit/s 126.079 ms

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Even though they have docs saying it is supported in the US: https://support.us.ovhcloud.com/hc/en-us/articles/360002181530-How-to-Configure-Reverse-DNS

Yes, the DNS forward resolves to the IP. The issue was not technical, was a limitation put on the VPS1 or "Best Value" in US, according to a support technician who ultimately respon