Reliance #JioFiber Test Thread

[D@rekills4]

Not sure wht this means. Done on phone connected by WiFi to jiofiber on 2.4ghz band

Thank you!
Can I know if you changed the DNS Servers to Cloudflare's DNS Servers (1.1.1.1 & 1.0.0.1) or Google's DNS Servers (8.8.8.8 & 8.8.4.4) in your WiFi settings prior to executing this test?



To put it in simple terms, every website is an IP address.
So basically, when you type in broadbandforum.co, your computer will ask the DNS server, what is the IP address of Broadbandforum.co and redirect you to it.

In some cases, ISPs catch these DNS requests and sent it to their own DNS server for the purpose of website blocking and data collection.

And that's something I cannot have in my office network, which is why I am asking if Jio leaks DNS requests.

 

[Sushubh]

good thing is that after firefox, chrome is also finally adding integrated DOH support. ESNI would take more time.

 

[D@rekills4]

good thing is that after firefox, chrome is also finally adding integrated DOH support. ESNI would take more time.

Indeed. I read about it a few days back and was so happy. Though I was unaware Chrome is implementing it as well. Good for them.

 

[Sushubh]

recent development.

https://broadband.forum/threads/secure-dns-dsn-over-https-is-finally-coming-to-google-chrome.193602/

 

[ap99]

I am gonna bumb this. Forget about the SpeedTest, can someone atleast tell me if they are leaking DNS requests by doing a DNS Leak Test?

Changed my DNS servers to that of OpenDNS. Above is the DNS leak test.

 

[socrates]

This was done on my phone, no changes to DNS. Will try it from my PC later which has opendns, Google etc. Just curious which is ok, My test results or urs

 

[ap99]

Test done using Google DNS servers.

@D@rekills4 could you please explain what these results mean?
Is Jio leaking DNS requests or not?

 

[D@rekills4]

Test done using Google DNS servers.

@D@rekills4 could you please explain what these results mean?
Is Jio leaking DNS requests or not?

By looking at your screenshot, it seems they are not leaking the DNS requests.

In the previous page, @socrates did a DNS Leak Test using the default DNS and the test showed him as the ISP as Jio as that's his default DNS.

You are using Google's DNS on a Jio connection and the test shows that you are using Google as your ISP. So your DNS request went to Google as you have instructed it to your computer, meaning, they are not leaking the DNS requests to forward them to their server.

 

[D@rekills4]

Changed my DNS servers to that of OpenDNS. Above is the DNS leak test.

Thank you.
I hate the fact that they are doing deep packet analysis. But hey, no DNS leak at least.

 

[socrates]

On PC using OpenDNS. Connected via LAN cable.