same hereI can confirm that unbound plain is working fine with entware update after running unbound update.
Thanks for your answer. I ask you for some clarification on some things. In the past I tried Unbound but then due to DNS leaks etc, I decided to remove it ......... to remove it I had to do a factory reset of the modem. Is there a sure way to possibly remove Unbound without doing all of that?It's useful whenever you're connected, regardless of what you do.
Thanks for your answer. I ask you for some clarification on some things. In the past I tried Unbound but then due to DNS leaks etc, I decided to remove it ......... to remove it I had to do a factory reset of the modem. Is there a sure way to possibly remove Unbound without doing all of that?
Try option 2 from amtm menu for unbound ["Remove unbound/unbound manager"] - or if using the advanced menu from command line ... take option z which will achieve the same.
You must have had other setup issues with your router if you were compelled to factory reset after uninstalling unbound. I have uninstalled and reinstalled many times since unbound was made available and never had that issue.
Always useful to backup settings and the JFFS partition from the webui before making major changes like this.
If the uninstall fails you then you simply restore settings and the JFFS followed by a reboot and all will be well again.
EDIT: As to DNS leak ... accept that you will see your own public ip address as your DNS service if testing [normal and I guess obvious] and that you have set DNS filter under the LAN tab to "router". Never seen a DNS leak with those settings and un
Later I try to install it. My DNS leaks were due to the fact that I constantly use the VPN and found myself having DNS exposedTry option 2 from amtm menu for unbound ["Remove unbound/unbound manager"] - or if using the advanced menu from command line ... take option z which will achieve the same.
You must have had other setup issues with your router if you were compelled to factory reset after uninstalling unbound. I have uninstalled and reinstalled many times since unbound was made available and never had that issue.
Always useful to backup settings and the JFFS partition from the webui before making major changes like this.
If the uninstall fails you then you simply restore settings and the JFFS followed by a reboot and all will be well again.
EDIT: As to DNS leak ... accept that you will see your own public ip address as your DNS service if testing [normal and I guess obvious] and that you have set DNS filter under the LAN tab to "router". Never seen a DNS leak with those settings and unbound.
Try this script written by @Swinson that should hide your DNS when using unbound. I've been using it without any issues.Later I try to install it. My DNS leaks were due to the fact that I constantly use the VPN and found myself having DNS exposed
Thanks for your answer. I had tried this setup you tell me but I had had problems. I installed Unbound without enabling its DNS firewall because I am already using Diversion. Everything works fine and I have no DNS leaks. I am using the 'exclusive' VPN DNS rules and forcing all traffic into the VPN tunnel. I did 5 reboots and I don't have DNS exposed despite not using these scripts that you indicated to meTry this script written by @Swinson that should hide your DNS when using unbound. I've been using it without any issues.
GitHub - swinsonterry/Unbound_via_vpn: force unbound to use vpn interface on ASUS Merlin
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if you're not seeing any DNS leaks when using (ipleak.net or dnsleaktest.com) than you're gtg. Disregard the link provided. Enjoy unbound!Thanks for your answer. I had tried this setup you tell me but I had had problems. I installed Unbound without enabling its DNS firewall because I am already using Diversion. Everything works fine and I have no DNS leaks. I am using the 'exclusive' VPN DNS rules and forcing all traffic into the VPN tunnel. I did 5 reboots and I don't have DNS exposed despite not using these scripts that you indicated to me
I thought the DNS Firewall was more like Skynet, and Diversion more like the builit in adblocker in Unbound. I recently streamlined and only use Unbound with both DNS firewall and adblock on, has been working great.I am not using the Unbound DNS firewall because I have also installed Diversion. Everything seems to me to be fine.
You can use both unbound DNS firewall and Skynet with Diversion. In fact...some recommend using all 3. Its been discussed numerous times in the original unbound thread.I thought the DNS Firewall was more like Skynet, and Diversion more like the builit in adblocker in Unbound. I recently streamlined and only use Unbound with both DNS firewall and adblock on, has been working great.
That was not my point and I've read those threads. I was commenting on the OP I quoted who equated the DNS firewall to Diversion, not Skynet.You can use both unbound DNS firewall and Skynet & Skynet. In fact...some recommend using all 3. Its been discussed in numerous times in the original unbound thread.
Sure....im also commenting that all 3(Unbound firewall/ diversion /skynet) can be use together without issues.That was not my point and I've read those threads. I was commenting on the OP I quoted who equated the DNS firewall to Diversion, not Skynet.
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