dnscrypt-proxy-win32-2.0.0beta8

[ysz223]

dnscrypt-proxy-win32-2.0.0beta8

1、Modify server_names = ['cisco'] and [servers.'cisco ']

2、install service sc create dnscrypt-proxy binPath= "C:\Program Files\DNSCrypt\dnscrypt-proxy.exe"

3、Configure the service sc config dnscrypt-proxy start= AUTO

4、Turn on service net start dnscrypt-proxy

5、Use the web page https://www.dnsleaktest.com to detect Hostname Is 136-228-47-212.rev.cloud.scaleway.com

6、Open the web page https://welcome.opendns.com, suggesting You are not using OpenDNS yet. Let's fix that If you have not restarted your computer yet, please do that now.

7、How can I install correctly to use cisco?

[Marco-vW]

Make sure there's no hash on the line server_names and 'cisco' is the only dns service specified. Also I think your config needs to be changed (and possibly even configuring the service) prior to starting the dnscrypt-proxy service. After changing the config it probably needs to be restarted to reflect your changes. It works here without issues with:

## List of servers to use ## If this line is commented, all registered servers will be used

server_names = ['cisco']

and

[servers] [servers.'cisco'] provider_name = '2.dnscrypt-cert.opendns.com' address = '208.67.220.220' public_key ='B735:1140:206F:225D:3E2B:D822:D7FD:691E:A1C3:3CC8:D666:8D0C:BE04:BFAB:CA43:FB79'

Running dnscrypt-proxy v2 on an Asuswrt-Merlin powered ASUS router, so unable to test the Windows version.

[jedisct1]

sc create dnscrypt-proxy binPath= "C:\Program Files\DNSCrypt\dnscrypt-proxy.exe"

There is a built-in way to install the service (-service install) and you install it by hand :(

sc config dnscrypt-proxy start= AUTO net start dnscrypt-proxy

Modify server_names = ['cisco'] and [servers.'cisco ']

The proxy should work with their servers, but I haven't checked yet. There's no extension to send them your IP and password yet, so you'd better stick to version 1 if you use them.

Use the web page https://www.dnsleaktest.com to detect Hostname Is 136-228-47-212.rev.cloud.scaleway.com

Means that you started the service with scaleway-fr in server_names.

You can use dnscrypt-proxy -resolve instead of dnsleaktest.

[jedisct1]

To verify that your DNS queries are going through the proxy, enable the query log, and check that the names you are using appear in it.

The information you see on external web pages cannot be trusted.

[ysz223]

There is a built-in way to install the service (-service install) and you install it by hand.

Excuse me, 32-bit Windows system how to use this installation method?

[jedisct1]

https://github.com/jedisct1/dnscrypt-proxy#installing-as-a-system-service-windows-linux-macos

[ysz223]

With administrator privileges, type dnscrypt-proxy -service install to register dnscrypt-proxy as a system service, and dnscrypt-proxy -service start to start it.

I am in the 32-bit windows 7 Professional this operation, the command window prompt instruction does not exist, I was very puzzled.

[jedisct1]

You need to go in the directory where you extracted dnscrypt-proxy.

[ysz223]

You need to go in the directory where you extracted dnscrypt-proxy.

I extract it, the following documents:

• blacklist.txt

• dnscrypt-proxy.exe

• dnscrypt-proxy.toml

• forwarding-rules.txt

• LICENSE

Run dnscrypt-proxy.exe with administrator privileges, only the front-end command line window, and did not install the service, is it where I misuse it?

[r13s]

dnscrypt-proxy.exe -service install and then dnscrypt-proxy.exe -service start

[ysz223]

When I use the command dnscrypt-proxy.exe -service install, the following occurs:

MicrosoftWindows [version 6.1.7601] Copyright (c) 2009 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.

C:\ Windows \ system32> dnscrypt-proxy.exe -service install 'dnscrypt-proxy.exe' is not an internal or external command, executable program or batch file.

[jedisct1]

You have to go to the path where the executable is. You were in the /Windows/system32 directory. This is probably not where you uncompressed dnscrypt-proxy.

[ysz223]

@jedisct1 use the administrator privileges to open the command window, the default is C: \ Windows \ System32, and my dnscrypt-proxy.exe on C: \ Program Files \ DNSCrypt below, is not required to dnscrypt-proxy.exe on C : \ Windows \ System32 The following can be normal operation?

[jedisct1]

Type cd /Program Files/DNSCrypt to go to the /Program Files/DNSCrypt directory.

Or maybe /Program\ Files/DNSCrypt if it doesn't work.

[ysz223]

@jedisct1 Use the command cd / Program Files / DNSCrypt successfully opened, thank you very much!