It's a common feature on a lot of routers, so it's nothing special, and I think you can even set one up through Windows. My router has a function that allows me to create a VPN that I can access from anywhere.
I will not start a new thread for it because it's all to do with VPN's. I have been meaning to ask this question for a while. And when i test with it shows my DNS servers as being in Singapore. Isn’t the reason that Cloudfare's DNS servers are not giving away your geo location because you are using it with a VPN? The behavior that i’m seeing with the free version of Cloudfare's DNS is that when I use it without a VPN that websites like whatsmyip show me as being in Thailand. Need time when no one is using the internet to experiment with it though. But since I have three tunnels, DNS Resolver (Unbound), selects one of the three VPN tunnels in random order. I can get it to work if I only have one OpenVPN tunnel. I have been researching how to configure firewall rules to route DNS over the same VPN tunnel I am connected to on pfSense though. No issues with the streaming services or sites that check your geo location so far. When I do an ipleak test (, ), it reports my end point as being the location of my VPN server and the DNS location as the Cloudflare Data Center in Bangkok. They are only using your WAN endpoint IP address that is reported from sites like, , etc. I am not seeing any evidence where the services are using your DNS location to determine your geo location. I have three VPN tunnels for streaming media and for privacy concerns.
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