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modulesgarden.com is offering dns manager and chicagovps used it before for their customers. Anyone know about anything else?

I have some question, regarding DNS Service. To provide DNS Service, is there any script available? I want to offer free dns hosting, like cloudns.net or, others.

Apologies for not specifying this earlier. I'm connecting via the official OpenVPN Windows-based client directly to my server, so in theory the router should not have access to my DNS traffic. Upon co

is not encrypted and the router can intercept DNS queries in this scenario. However if the openvpn client is a PC then the router only sees encrypted packets and can't do anything assuming non of A-D

Well it could happen through using an install disk I suppose. However, all we know so far that in your case is they actually have managed to intercept your DNS. We just don't know how yet.

I'd say that this wouldn't be possible - imagine the potential security risks that could emerge as a result of a router having so much control over a local device's hosts file - it would only take a u

3) Host it on one server, get a bunch of reverse proxies and hope that round robin DNS does better than anycast

$: Geolocation DNS

Good point. I just checked both ends and in my server.conf I've got push "dhcp-option DNS 91.239.100.100" In my client.conf I have redirect-gateway def1

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are you sure it doesn't have an IPv6 link-local address? ( if I were to design a box that could always be reached at a dns name, I would use IPv6 dns on a link-local address...)

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Is your router IP or DNS included in that?

In terms of DNS, performing an nslookup on routerlogin.net whilst connected to my VPN's tunnel produces the following output:

File limit shouldn't be an issue. It's daily mail / DNS backups and I don't need more than 3 months.

DNS management

Then you have one of A to D going on that I listed in my previous comment. For example it could be B and you've willingly set the router as the DNS resolver on your system.

DNS Manager.

any chance your router is giving out IPv6 and/or itself as An IPv6 DNS server?