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You could be using a VPN. I always found DNS with VPN messy, how not to leak queries, how to resolve internal records, how to react to the VPN servers dhcp info
by cuillevel3 6y ago
You could be using a VPN. I always found DNS with VPN messy, how not to leak queries, how to resolve internal records, how to react to the VPN servers dhcp info.
- octoberfranklin 6y agoNever send DNS queries into a VPN. They are all logged along with the originating client IP. If your VPN provider claims they "don't log" it just means they're tagging the query with your IP as it leaves their network and letting their upstream ISP do the logging. Never, ever, send UDP/53 traffic into a VPN.
- sarakayakomzin 6y ago> Never send DNS queries into a VPN. They are all logged along with the originating client IP. ?? whereas DNS queries outside of a VPN are impossible to log with the originating client IP? Dumb take; try setting up your own VPN and quit making blanket rules without any tangible benefit.
- cuillevel3 6y agoIndeed, however there are more use cases for VPNs. You might run a "road warrior"-setup, connecting to the company network for services and accidentally leaking company DNS info to the airports WLAN provider. DNS setup is messy.