How to Setup HA Tunnel for Free Internet Using DNS Method

Requirements

Setting Up HA Tunnel Plus with DNS Method

Step 1: Generate DNS Payload

First, generate a DNS payload using our payload generator tool. This will be used to configure your HA Tunnel connection.

Step 2: Install HA Tunnel Plus

Download and install HA Tunnel Plus from the Google Play Store if you haven't already.

Step 3: Open HA Tunnel Plus

Launch the HA Tunnel Plus application on your device.

Step 4: Select Custom Setup

In the main screen of HA Tunnel Plus, tap on "CUSTOM SETUP" to begin configuring your connection.

Step 5: Choose DNS Tunnel

From the connection options, select "DNS Tunnel" instead of Direct Connection.

Step 6: Configure DNS Settings

Enter the following settings:

  • DNS Server: Enter your DNS server address (from the payload)
  • DNS Port: Usually 53 (default DNS port)
  • Paste your generated DNS payload in the "Payload" field

Step 7: Additional Settings

Configure these additional settings for optimal performance:

  • Enable "UDP Mode" for faster connection
  • Try different DNS resolvers if the default one doesn't work
  • You can experiment with "DNS over HTTPS" option for better security

Step 8: Start Connection

Tap on the "START" button to initiate your connection. If everything is configured correctly, you should be connected to the internet.

Troubleshooting

Connection Issues:

If you're having trouble connecting, try these solutions:

  • Try different DNS servers (1.1.1.1, 8.8.8.8, 9.9.9.9)
  • Toggle UDP Mode on/off
  • Check if your payload is correctly formatted
  • Ensure your internet connection is stable

Slow Connection:

DNS tunneling is generally slower than other methods. To improve speed:

  • Use a DNS server that's geographically closer to you
  • Enable compression options if available
  • Try different DNS resolvers to find the fastest one

DNS Method vs. SSL Method

Advantages of DNS Method: Works in networks where SSL inspection is active, more difficult to detect and block, can bypass certain firewalls.

Disadvantages: Generally slower than SSL method, more complex to set up, may require more troubleshooting.

If the DNS method doesn't work for you, consider trying the SSL method instead.

Disclaimer:

This tutorial is provided for educational purposes only. Using this method may violate the terms of service of your internet service provider or the services you access. Always use responsibly and legally.