IPS DNS LEAK problem

[Saul123]

Hello.

So my problems are this.
I have Fresh Dedicated IP's from IPBurger and from 24vc.com

So everything was okay for months and today (there was something wrong when i tryed logging to paypal and it asked me several times for confirmation with text)

SO i checked DNS and there is it... there are DNS leaking.

But the problem is this
IP's from IPBurger are NOT LEAKING.
And all IP's from 24vc.com ARE LEAKING.

But yesterday they weren't leaking.

So what happened? Anyone can help me? I did not change anything on my computer i think, i didnt even turn it off.
All ip's have different profiles on the computer.

I'm not sure what is going on because yesterday they werent leaking as i am aware.

EDIT:
24vc.com support helped me.
They gave me this message:
Hi, if you're worried about your DNS leaking, have no fear as it's an extremely simple problem to fix. Can simply use Google DNS or OpenDNS, can find setup tutorials for both below:

Google DNS:

YouTube

YouTube

And i used it and i checked for DNS leaks and there is show google DNS now so its good. IT doeasnt show my real ip.

[BiN4RY]

Your computer caches DNS queries to save time and internet traffic for sites you frequently visit. Sometimes you need to manually clear the DNS cache after connecting to a VPN, by typing "ipconfig /flushdns" in the command prompt. It's also possible that your computer may have cleared the DNS cache on its own, which might be why you saw the leaking stopped one day

[Saul123]

Originally Posted by BiN4RY

Your computer caches DNS queries to save time and internet traffic for sites you frequently visit. Sometimes you need to manually clear the DNS cache after connecting to a VPN, by typing "ipconfig /flushdns" in the command prompt. It's also possible that your computer may have cleared the DNS cache on its own

So what is the best to do? If i did change to google DNS leak like on this youtube movie, i'll be fine? Because now my real IP is not leaking. It show the google DNS like on this youtube film.

[BiN4RY]

Originally Posted by Saul123

So what is the best to do? If i did change to google DNS leak like on this youtube movie, i'll be fine? Because now my real IP is not leaking. It show the google DNS like on this youtube film.

Yes, change your DNS to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 as shown in the video.

Also type "ipconfig /flushdns" in command prompt after to be extra safe.

[Saul123]

Originally Posted by BiN4RY

Yes, change your DNS to 8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4 as shown in the video.

Also type "ipconfig /flushdns" in command prompt after to be extra safe.

Just did it! Like always thanks for fast answer guys! Just was worried because some IP's from one seller was leaking and another ones no. Thanks!

[WEI]

i had this problem, and fixed using the OpenVPN set-up.
just add
block-outside-dns
in your config, and test in https://ipleak.net/

[technokidd1]

So what if we all added the google server to our DNS, wouldn't this cause alarm or raise flags. I noticed this is one of the only solutions if our DNS leaks however I am skeptical of doing this 1. If too many people do, it causes alarm right? 2. lets say in the unlikely event Google servers or google itself goes down, I will never know how to go back, let alone get back to these settings again. I would be going back to the ice ages. A total black out. Either that or I don't know what I'm talking about. Explain Please. I'ma PureVPN User.

[BiN4RY]

Originally Posted by technokidd1

So what if we all added the google server to our DNS, wouldn't this cause alarm or raise flags. I noticed this is one of the only solutions if our DNS leaks however I am skeptical of doing this 1. If too many people do, it causes alarm right? 2. lets say in the unlikely event Google servers or google itself goes down, I will never know how to go back, let alone get back to these settings again. I would be going back to the ice ages. A total black out. Either that or I don't know what I'm talking about. Explain Please. I'ma PureVPN User.

Google DNS is probably the most used DNS in the world, so you're fine.

DNS Leak isn't really a concern for website tracking purposes. It's mainly a concern for your ISP knowing what websites you're visiting while using a VPN, as well as any possible hackers snooping on the unsecure network

[user3657]

what exactly is "Fresh Dedicated IP's from IPBurger and from 24vc.com"

Can you explain how you are using these?

[jackreacher]

should I enable IPBurger connection first and then change my dns to google? The vid is for a non enabled set up.

Cheers

[erikevrardd]

How does ipburger provide virgin ip ?