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@ -55,6 +55,6 @@ IP Hostname ISP Country
51.15.122.250 scaleway-ams.dnscrypt.info. Scaleway Amsterdam, Netherlands 51.15.122.250 scaleway-ams.dnscrypt.info. Scaleway Amsterdam, Netherlands
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The output should contain informations about server or servers configured by the User (as in above example) or choosed by DNSCrypt-Proxy itself (based on configuration via available filters in `dnscrypt-proxy.toml` file, e.g. `require_{dnssec,nolog,nofilter}`, `{doh,dnscrypt}_servers` options etc.) The output should contain informations about server or servers configured by User (as in above example) or choosed by DNSCrypt-Proxy itself (based on configuration via filters available in `dnscrypt-proxy.toml` file, e.g. `require_{dnssec,nolog,nofilter}`, `{doh,dnscrypt}_servers` options etc.)
If that's true and methods mentioned above (vide **_Block a domain_** or _**Enable query logging**_) works as described and have expected results then DNSCrypt-Proxy probably runs okay. (However, if DNS Leak test shows different IP address/server - e.g. of your ISP, it means that there is a leak). If that's true and methods mentioned above (vide **_Block a domain_** or _**Enable query logging**_) works as described and have expected results then DNSCrypt-Proxy probably runs okay. (However, if DNS Leak test shows different IP address/server - e.g. of your ISP, it means that there is a leak and something doesn't work).