I work for a giant tech company, 100% remote, but they have this stupid rule of not letting us move. Anyways, I just got a hold of 2 MT3000 routers and I set one up at home, wired to my home fiber modem, and the other as a client router. They connected successfully via Wireguard and it's very speedy. I tried it at a friend's house and it connected with my house IP perfectly.
The problem is, comparing results from https://ipleak.net/ at home versus connected via the client router shows different DNS addresses and servers being used. Should I worry about this once I travel abroad for a few weeks? (I will be connecting via Ethernet to my router abroad and physically disconnected the WiFi antenna cable inside the work laptop. I also disabled it via software, but I went the hardware way just to be 100% sure they won't remotely turn on my WiFi to triangulate my location.)
If this DNS difference poses a risk, how do I set it to use the same DNS servers as the ones I use at home? Or how can I configure the server to forward this to my client router abroad?"
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If this DNS difference is a risk, how do I set this to use the same DNS servers as the ones I use home? or to get the server to foward this to my client router abroad?
