#Mullvad stuck on connecting how to
#Mullvad stuck on connecting android
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#Mullvad stuck on connecting mac

Mar 05 10:56:23 Loading version check cache from /var/cache/mullvad-vpn/version-info.json Mar 05 10:56:23 Loading settings from /etc/mullvad-vpn/settings.json Mar 05 10:56:23 Reading relays from /nix/store/fxbhjwsdhgn4cz0a26i2p86zl1dqh9fs-mullvad-vpn-2021.2/share/mullvad/resources/r> Mar 05 10:56:23 Reading relays from /var/cache/mullvad-vpn/relays.json Mar 05 10:56:23 Loading API addresses from '/var/cache/mullvad-vpn/api-ip-address.txt' Mar 05 10:56:23 Management interface listening on /var/run/mullvad-vpn Mar 05 10:56:23 Failed to locate/connect to another daemon instance, assuming there isn't one Mar 05 10:56:23 Logging to /var/log/mullvad-vpn Applying firewall policy: Connecting to 193.27.14.146:53 over UDP with gateways 10.64.0.1,fc00:bbbb:bbbb:bb01::1, Allowing LAN

Failed to remove route - ::/0 via dev wg-mullvad table 1836018789 - Netlink error Timeout while checking tunnel connection Downloaded relay inventory has 764 relays Account already has wireguard key, starting key rotation. Opening account history file in /etc/mullvad-vpn/account-history.json Loading settings from /etc/mullvad-vpn/settings.json Initialized with 764 cached relays from 13:08:45.363 Management interface listening on /var/run/mullvad-vpn

#Mullvad stuck on connecting free

Feel free to post a screenshot of that if unsure.Starting mullvad-daemon - 2021.1 Then go to and see if Misaka Network or other NextDNS associated DNS shows up. Just copy both lines and paste them into Mullvad. (The redacted part is the profile configuration, which is personal to every user, don't post a screenshot of that number.) You will find them in the setup tab of your NextDNS profile. In the Mullvad app, remove 45.90.28.225 and 45.90.30.225 as the custom DNS servers and enter the NextDNS IPv6 DNS servers. Here is what I would suggest you try, to get around the limitations of using IPv4 (having to link your IP every day or when ISP changes it, since it is not static): The 'leak' isn't really a leak in this case. This is to be expected since you want to use NextDNS. The leaking DNS servers box seems to be a feature from the Mullvad site, which just means that Mullvad thinks you're leaking DNS, because you are not using Mullvad's pushed VPN DNS. That's ok and similar to the solutions one would use with other apps.

#Mullvad stuck on connecting mac

The Mac DNS is populated by the Mullvad app by using its custom DNS feature. Luke Alright, thanks for the screenshots. I have above average capability with techy stuff but not enough to understand the other solutions I have seen.

#Mullvad stuck on connecting android

In short, given the simplicity of this solution and lack of people suggesting this method, does this work for combining a VPN with NextDNS on Android phone and Mac and allowing the NextDNS blocklists to be used. Is this because it is via HTTPs not TLS?. Are there any security issues, eg some of the logs do not show a padlock sign by the log which is what I am used to seeing.

Are these two configurations using my NextDNS blocklists (which is what I want) or just connecting via NextDNS? The logs seem to show they are doing the former. This seems to work, the logs show NextDNS working with both devices and it is very simple but I am suspecting there is a problem partly because it seems so much easier than the other methods suggested and because I have seen no-one else suggesting this method. As far as I can see, a simple way is to add my NextDNS profile ( ) as the Private DNS on my phone and add the NextDNS server addresses (eg 45.90.28.100) as the DNS addresses on the Mac.

#Mullvad stuck on connecting how to

I have seen lots of (for me) too complicated explanations for how to nevertheless use both at the same time. I know it is not possible for both to use the one VPN slot. This is on an Android 11 Phone and a Mac 10.15. Hi there, I want to use a VPN like Mullvad but keep using NextDNS.