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Now, you will learn how to perform DNS leak and IP leak testing: First, find your original IP address provided by your ISP. If you are using a VPN, disable it and use the “What is my IP?” . Note down your original/real IP address. Reactivate your VPN and return to the test website . Now, your IP address should be different, along with the country of the server you connected to with your VPN. If, however, what appears is your original IP address, then unfortunately there is a leak in your VPN. Sometimes this IP leak test may not identify DNS leaks, which can also reveal your data. So, it is highly recommended to take the DNS leak test from DNSLeakTest. If your VPN is active, DNSLeakTest should show you the location of the server you connected to to generate your new IP Select the Extended Test option and wait (the process may take a few minutes). If the results show your IP address generated by the server in the country you chose with your VPN, then your VPN is not experiencing a DNS leak.

If not, there is a DNS leak happening. Related articles Find out TUTORIAL Find out everything about what WebRTC is and how to disable it Nov 15, 2021 · 5 min read As TUTORIAL How to resolve the “Ethernet does not have Phone Number List a valid IP configuration” error Jan 30, 2022 · 6 min read What to do if your IP and/or DNS are leaking The simplest way to resolve the issue is to switch VPN services, as this indicates that the company managing your VPN does not guarantee essential security benefits. Choose an option that offers dedicated DNS servers and DNS leak protection, like NordVPN. You can also disable IPv6 functionality manually on your device. However, this may require a higher level of technical knowledge. How to identify WebRTC leaks Find your original IP address on IPLeak and write it down; Activate your VPN and restart the IPLeak page. It should display your new IP address and location based on the country you chose with your VPN; You should see a private IP address which should be different from your public IP.



But it's worth remembering that if your private IP address is being displayed (usually starting with or an alpha-numeric IPv6) it doesn't mean your WebRTC is leaking. What to do if your WebRTC is leaking Unlike what happens with IP, it is not enough to just change VPN or change some settings to solve a WebRTC leak. To resolve this, the steps are these: Use a web browser that does not support WebRTC functionality (there is a list on Wikipedia that shows browsers that do not use WebRTC); Disable WebRTC by following these tips ; Install the extensions in the browser (in the case of Chrome, the extension that removes WebRTC is WebRTC Network Limiter). Now, you know how to identify IP, DNS and even WebRTC leaks. You can understand the level of security of the VPN and whether it is worth continuing with the option you made or choosing a safer option.
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