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This means that *.openvpn.net will get resolved through the VPN DNS server, and the rest will resolve through the local DNS server 192.168.47.254. Note also that the VPN interface gets 3 IPv6 self-assigned DNS server addresses, which are not assigned by OpenVPN, but by the OS itself. This should not affect DNS resolution.

I have been having problems getting my Android device to resolve DNS addresses when connected to OpenVPN and using the "Always-on VPN" and ...

or your normal DNS servers are inaccessible from the VPN. The problem is that at present, no OpenVPN clients on Android successfully apply the dhcp-option DNSconfiguration when connecting to a VPN on Android 5 and above (I haven’t tested on 7/Nougat yet).

Nov 10, 2018 · So.. clearly I need my dns requests to go to my Win7 machine but despite being connected by VPN it's not working and is somehow using it's usual 4G to the normal internet - which I understood to be completely overridden by VPN. @7up the default setting for the Android VPN client only seems to route VPN traffic down the VPN.

2019): I'm honestly not sure if this is still an issue. My current phone (Moto G7 running Android O) seems to use my VPN's DNS server when ...

27.01.2019 · My android device connects successfully to the server but the dns push seems to fail. There are two reasons why I think so: in a termux session I do a dig google.de and the response tell me SERVER 8.8.8.8. second reason is that the pi-hole web admin does not see any hits on it's dns server. On the android client I see the protocol saying

Use the OpenVPN Tasker Plugin and set the configuration to “Connected.” Name the new task triggered by the profile something like “Set DNS.” The new task will have (at least) two “Run Shell” actions. The first should run the command getprop net.dns1, and put a variable name in the “Store Output In” field (I used %SAVED_DNS).

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The best results can be achieved by using OpenVPN Connect v3 client software. When you use split-DNS, you will not see the DNS server that is being pushed in your ipconfig or ifconfig output. The DNS server will not get implemented at the network interface configuration level.

Since it accepts OVPN files, I thought I would give it a try. After importing the same OPVN client file as the one used on OpenVPN Connect, local DNS worked. I tried different programs as well as a dig app to retrieve different records and they all worked. This leads me to believe there may be a bug in the Android OpenVPN Connect.

If your client can resolve your VPN server no-ip name to an address then DNS is working. Do not use any push "dhcp-option DNS x.x.x.x" from your ...

I found now a solution myself: First, cat /etc/resolv.conf isn't a valid way to display the used DNS servers under Android. Use getprop net.dns1 instead.

This is just a short tutorial if Android does not use the VPN provided DNS: Go to Settings > Network & Internet > Private DNS and set to ...

Jan 27, 2019 · My android device connects successfully to the server but the dns push seems to fail. There are two reasons why I think so: in a termux session I do a dig google.de and the response tell me SERVER 8.8.8.8. second reason is that the pi-hole web admin does not see any hits on it's dns server. On the android client I see the protocol saying

Hi, I have a working OpenVPN setup but what is not working on the Android M client is to have it receive and use the DNS IP Address from the ...

so im hoping the hive mind can help me out here. to preface this the current setup works on my iPad with no issue and only works on my ...

I have this strange issue. I've set up OpenVPN server on MikroTik router (not sure if this going to be relevant). I'm forci.

23.07.2018 · After the upgrade, DNS resolution no longer works on Android. My Ubuntu installation is unaffected and DNS is working fine there. From Android, I can access remote sites and local sites by IP, but DNS resolution doesn't work. Chrome reports "DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_BAD_CONFIG" I'm using OpenVPN Connect on a Pixel 2 XL. ----- LOG …

Since it accepts OVPN files, I thought I would give it a try. After importing the same OPVN client file as the one used on OpenVPN Connect, local DNS worked. I tried different programs as well as a dig app to retrieve different records and they all worked. This leads me to believe there may be a bug in the Android OpenVPN Connect.