Joined: 18 Mar 2014 Posts: 12923 Location: Netherlands
Posted: Sat Jan 13, 2024 7:46 Post subject:
On Basic setup page you should tick/enable "Ignore WAN DNS"
But that is not the problem
You put in the Additional DNSMasq Options:
Quote:
no-resolv
server=94.140.14.14
server=94.140.15.15
this effectively tells dnsmasq to not use /tmp/resolv.dnsmasq (with the VPN DNS server) but instead it should use dns server 94.140.14.14 and 94.140.15.15
But these lines are not seen in the actual DNSMasq config file: cat /tmp/dnsmasq.conf
On Basic setup page you should tick/enable "Ignore WAN DNS"
But that is not the problem
You put in the Additional DNSMasq Options:
Quote:
no-resolv
server=94.140.14.14
server=94.140.15.15
this effectively tells dnsmasq to not use /tmp/resolv.dnsmasq (with the VPN DNS server) but instead it should use dns server 94.140.14.14 and 94.140.15.15
But these lines are not seen in the actual DNSMasq config file: cat /tmp/dnsmasq.conf
Either you did not reboot at all or something is really wrong with your router but as long as those lines from the Additional DNSMasq Options are not actually added to the dnsmasq.conf file your problem will not be solved in this way.
what I'm saying, for me it's a firmware problem, it always connects to the VPN's DNS....
Joined: 18 Mar 2014 Posts: 12923 Location: Netherlands
Posted: Sat Jan 13, 2024 11:15 Post subject:
If you add something to the Additional DNSmasq Options and that is not reflected in the dnsmasq config file (/tmp/dnsmasq.conf) then either your nvram is full or it is corrupted.
If you add something to the Additional DNSmasq Options and that is not reflected in the dnsmasq config file (/tmp/dnsmasq.conf) then either your nvram is full or it is corrupted.
Either way I would advise you to reset to defaults and rebuild from scratch
Maybe it could be a bug in the latest version DD-WRT v3.0-r54682 std (01/02/24)
Joined: 18 Mar 2014 Posts: 12923 Location: Netherlands
Posted: Sat Jan 13, 2024 11:38 Post subject:
marcus83 wrote:
egc wrote:
If you add something to the Additional DNSmasq Options and that is not reflected in the dnsmasq config file (/tmp/dnsmasq.conf) then either your nvram is full or it is corrupted.
Either way I would advise you to reset to defaults and rebuild from scratch
Maybe it could be a bug in the latest version DD-WRT v3.0-r54682 std (01/02/24)
Who knows but not very likely it works on my build:
If you add something to the Additional DNSmasq Options and that is not reflected in the dnsmasq config file (/tmp/dnsmasq.conf) then either your nvram is full or it is corrupted.
Either way I would advise you to reset to defaults and rebuild from scratch
Maybe it could be a bug in the latest version DD-WRT v3.0-r54682 std (01/02/24)
Who knows but not very likely it works on my build:
DNSMasq is now using exclusively the servers set in the Additional DNSmasq options.
It is possible that your VPN provider hijacks the DNS but you have to inquire that at the VPN provider.
If so you can always route the DNS server via the WAN
I did a reset...
can you explain to me how I do it route the DNS server via the WAN?
DNSMasq is now using exclusively the servers set in the Additional DNSmasq options.
It is possible that your VPN provider hijacks the DNS but you have to inquire that at the VPN provider.
If so you can always route the DNS server via the WAN
I asked my VPN provider... and he actually confirmed that they use their own DNS for greater security.
Having said that, I have to study what you told me "route the DNS server via the WAN"
Posted: Fri Jan 26, 2024 17:44 Post subject: Hijacking
marcus83 wrote:
egc wrote:
How come that now the DNSMasq options are added
DNSMasq is now using exclusively the servers set in the Additional DNSmasq options.
It is possible that your VPN provider hijacks the DNS but you have to inquire that at the VPN provider.
If so you can always route the DNS server via the WAN
I did a reset...
can you explain to me how I do it route the DNS server via the WAN?
Thanks EGC for the information you provided marcus83, same issue with Nord VPN. Currently running 48138 asus_rt-ac68u-firmware.trx after a long affair with Fresh Tomato, sorry dd-wrt the last time I was on this site and running dd-wrt was with a Linksys EL2100. I had to register again could not find my old log in after painfully looking through current users and finally surrendered.. Truly Nice to have knowledgeable help and a active forum..