Which vpn to use for DNS tunneling

mariad · Post by **mariad** » Thu May 04, 2017 10:42 am

As far as my knowledge goes, DNS tunneling VPN classifies servers associated with commercial DNS tunneling VPN services under a security category that you can block or allow and report on.
These services allow end-users to disguise outgoing traffic as DNS queries, potentially violating acceptable use, data loss prevention, or security policies.

The question is, which vpn should i use to make DNS tunneling? I mean which one is highly recommended and also in terms of other features a vpn has to offer.

Well, i did my search for the vpn to use with DNS tunneling since yesterday and i found this provider OverPlay. Anyone looking to know more about this provider can read this overplay review.

I think it is a good option to go for.

MistaWongX · Post by **MistaWongX** » Fri May 05, 2017 11:09 am

Yeah, if you google it, you'll actually see a list of vpns offering dns tunneling. you can pick any from that list. if you ever feel overwhelmed by the options available, do know that free ones usually don't offer encryption unless they explicitly state that. that effectively makes them a proxy instead, but you know. ;)

about recommendations, you can check out ivacy, express, nord, ib and pure. about features, do make sure they have stuff that compliments tunneling as well as privacy as a whole, like internet killswitch for instance in which your internet connection will drop if vpn gets dc. it's a decent insurance policy to make your activity a bit safer. you can also set one up manually if you know how. ;)

mariad · Post by **mariad** » Fri May 05, 2017 11:21 am

Thank you for the suggestion. Have gone through the searches.

mariad · Post by **mariad** » Thu May 11, 2017 1:05 pm

MistaWongX wrote:Yeah, if you google it, you'll actually see a list of vpns offering dns tunneling. you can pick any from that list. if you ever feel overwhelmed by the options available, do know that free ones usually don't offer encryption unless they explicitly state that. that effectively makes them a proxy instead, but you know. ;)

about recommendations, you can check out ivacy, express, nord, ib and pure. about features, do make sure they have stuff that compliments tunneling as well as privacy as a whole, like internet killswitch for instance in which your internet connection will drop if vpn gets dc. it's a decent insurance policy to make your activity a bit safer. you can also set one up manually if you know how. ;)

Have heard about split tunneling feature of PureVPN? How good is that?

pipoy · Post by **pipoy** » Tue Jul 03, 2018 5:51 am

Have you tried openvpn?

It's free

I tried to use this but I cannot have it to work as I wanted. And I think what I want is the same as yours.

If you have figured to out how to use this, please let me know

mariad · Post by **mariad** » Thu Oct 31, 2019 1:02 pm

Yes, you can google and find out a lot of VPNs that offer DNS tunneling. Moreover, you can check out VPN reviews 2019 where you can explore over 150 VPNs with their details with ease. I personally like the tool over there that filters VPNs according to multiple features and monthly/yearly pricing value which you add in this tool.

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