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<blockquote data-quote="Freki123" data-source="post: 972828" data-attributes="member: 11229">[USER=92963]@Kees1958[/USER] Just did that: I added Adguard DNS over HTTPS setting in FF. The leaktest shows only ONE server (which belongs to adguard)[ICODE][/ICODE][ATTACH]263765[/ATTACH]It shows one server now with Network protection &quot;on&quot;.When I want to do it for the global OS it also works when I enter the Adguard Dns Crypt IP under IP4 in ethernet (one server with network protection &quot;on&quot;).Edit:Afaik the DNS leaktest should also work for DNS leaks when you change your DNS. When I see my ISP name in the results something is broken. An encrypted DNS shouldn&#039;t show that. At least that&#039;s the way I understood it. And when it works it does exactly that (show only servers from the chosen DNS provider in the results and not my ISP name at all)I know it&#039;s not an VPN I just want like my ISP enough to not use another DNS that&#039;s not theirs.I never thought I would have to use redundancy&#039;s (in different places of the OS) when I use DNS Servers. I thought I just activate it (e.g. in Adguard Desktop) and be done with it.Thank you both for your time and help. </blockquote>

[QUOTE="Freki123, post: 972828, member: 11229"] [USER=92963]@Kees1958[/USER] Just did that: I added Adguard DNS over HTTPS setting in FF. The leaktest shows only ONE server (which belongs to adguard)[ICODE][/ICODE][ATTACH alt="Untitled.jpg"]263765[/ATTACH] It shows one server now with Network protection "[B]on[/B]". When I want to do it for the global OS it also works when I enter the Adguard Dns Crypt IP under IP4 in ethernet (one server with network protection "on"). Edit: Afaik the DNS leaktest should also work for DNS leaks when you change your DNS. When I see my ISP name in the results something is broken. An encrypted DNS shouldn't show that. At least that's the way I understood it. And when it works it does exactly that (show only servers from the chosen DNS provider in the results and [B]not [/B]my ISP name at all) I know it's [U]not [/U]an VPN I just want like my ISP enough to not use another DNS that's not theirs. I never thought I would have to use redundancy's (in different places of the OS) when I use DNS Servers. I thought I just activate it (e.g. in Adguard Desktop) and be done with it. [B]Thank you both for your time and help. [/B] [/QUOTE]

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