Closed Quorum75 closed 3 years ago
Windscribe VPN sets the local IP address as the DNS server (10.255.255.2). We are trying to use it as bootstrap DNS for doh, dot, quic protocols. But this address is not available to us from the tunnel. To solve this problem, you can set a custom bootstrap DNS(for example 1.1.1.1). This setting will be available in Adguard v4.1.0(now in beta)
Windscribe VPN sets the local IP address as the DNS server (10.255.255.2). We are trying to use it as bootstrap DNS for doh, dot, quic protocols. But this address is not available to us from the tunnel. To solve this problem, you can set a custom bootstrap DNS(for example 1.1.1.1). This setting will be available in Adguard v4.1.0(now in beta)
Thanks for the reply.
@ivan-ilin As mentioned above I am using the latest beta. However what you are suggesting does not ring a bell for me. Can't you give me some guidance about how setting a bootstrap to try your recommendation please?
Thanks.
@Quorum75 run AdGuard app and go to Settings - General - turn on Advanced mode -Advanced settings - Low-level settings - Bootstraps. There you need to set a bootstrap DNS server and save it.
@zzebrum thanks for your response.
I finally setup the Bootstrap to 9.9.9.9.
Should I input an address for the Fallbacks?
@sfionov @zzebrum
Hello. Question, should I add a fallback address? Like Cloudfare? Is it really necessary? Thanks for your response.
@Quorum75
Fixed, will be included in Adguard for iOS 4.2
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Issue Details
Expected Behavior
Whatever DNS protocols you choose you should be able to access the internet without any interruption. ### Actual Behavior All DNS Protocols except DNScrypt, block the internet access with third part VPN like Proton or Windscribe even with split tunnel mode activated. However it happens mostly when the devices go to sleep, but also sometimes while simply surfing the web. ### ScreenshotN/A
Additional Information
Putting the device in Plane Mode and re-activating the wifi and cellular networks sometimes helps to regain the internet. Otherwise a restart of the devices is mandatory. The only solution as today seems to keep only DNScrypt activated.