Xentrk
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I have TorGuard, with 380.65 testing, I found I have to have Accept DNS Configuration set to "Strict" and not "Exclusive" when I use Policy Rules. Did you try that combination?Same problems as before. I just tested Beta 4 and DNS requests were leaked to my ISP with both settings of Policy Rules and Policy Rules strict. The Accept DNS Configuration is set to Exclusive. I have the IPs assigned to android tablets and then those IPs listed under Policy Rules. On Beta 2 there are no DNS leaks as seen through https://ipleak.net on those devices. Port Forwarding does not list those IPs being forwarded through the VPN in Beta 4. The IPs are present and listed as being forwarded through the VPN in Beta 2.
I also found I have to add the following in Custom Configuration
dhcp-option DNS xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (xxx’s is the IP address of TorGuard DNS Server 1)
dhcp-option DNS xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx (xxx’s is the IP address of TorGuard DNS Server 2)
Explanation here:
I use AB-Solution 3.6.5 on all of my routers. A few days after upgrading to 380.65, I attempted to update AB-Solution on the router with Policy Rules. I was unable to connect to the AB-Solution server to perform the update and unable to ping the AB Solution server. However, I could connect and ping the AB Solution server on my other router with Redirect Internet traffic set to ALL. This is a symptom of a routing issue. The other item that no longer worked was the email function built into AB-Solution. My AB-Solution email settings are the same on the router with Redirect Internet traffic set to ALL, and on the router with Redirect Internet traffic set to Policy Rules. Having the dhcp-option DNS setting in the Custom Configuration section resolved these two issues.