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Here's another question I had for a few weeks: I tried a server of a certain free VPN via OpenVPN and since it did not support tunneling traffic through their
by doorbellguy 8y ago
Here's another question I had for a few weeks:
I tried a server of a certain free VPN via OpenVPN and since it did not support tunneling traffic through their own servers for IPv6 requests, my friend told me to disable IPv6 on my adapter's settings. Now ipleak.net doesn't detect my location. Was it a smart thing to do?
- mirimir 8y agoUnless you're using a VPN service that provides its own IPv6 address, as well as an IPv4 address, it's crucial that you disable IPv6 and/or use a firewall to block IPv6 traffic. Or at least, it is if your ISP provides IPv6 service. If it does, and the VPN both routes IPv6 and doesn't push its own IPv6 address, IPv6-capable websites will see a global IPv6 address that's owned by your ISP.
- doorbellguy 8y agoThank you very very much.
- mirimir 8y agoDe nada. https://test-ipv6.com/ https://test-ipv6.com/ is a good test site.