Local end points are the network interface IP addresses and ports you want the DNS Server to listen for requests. The default values work for Windows but on Linux when you have multiple network adapters, you must explicitly specify the network adapter IP addresses here as the local end points.
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The IPv4 source addresses that the DNS server must use for making all outbound DNS requests when the server is connected to two or more networks. Network addresses are also accepted. By default, the IPv4 address of the network with a default route will be used as the source address.
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The IPv6 source addresses that the DNS server must use for making all outbound DNS requests when the server is connected to two or more networks. Network addresses are also accepted. By default, the IPv6 address of the network with a default route will be used as the source address. Note that this option will be used only when Prefer IPv6 option is enabled.
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Note! The DNS Server local end point changes will be automatically applied and so you do not need to manually restart the main service.
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Enter IP addresses or network addresses one below another that are allowed to perform zone transfer for all zones without any TSIG authentication.
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Enter IP addresses or network addresses one below another that are allowed to Notify all secondary zones.
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The IPv6 prefix length to define the client subnet.
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Enter IP addresses or network addresses one below another that are allowed to bypass the QPM limit.
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Note! Queries Per Minute (QPM) feature will limit requests from a client subnet based on its IP address and the specified subnet prefix lengths. The QPM limit configured will be compared with the average count from the sample size which means a client may exceed the QPM limit for a given minute but won't exceed for the given sample size in minutes. Rate limited clients will be listed in orange color on the dashboard top clients table.
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The amount of time the DNS server must wait before responding with a ServerFailure response to a client request when no answer is available.
Enter block list URL one below another in the above text field or use the Quick Add list to add known block list URLs.
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For directly using block list files saved on this server, use the file:// formatted URL path. For example, on Linux the URL should look like file:///home/folder/myblocklist.txt and on Windows it should look like file:///c:/folder/myblocklist.txt.
Add ! character at the start of an URL to make it an allow list URL. This option must not be used with allow lists that use Adblock Plus format.
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Max number of days to keep the log files. Log files older than the specified number of days will be deleted automatically.
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Warning! Enabling query logging will significantly increase the log file size and use up disk space.
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This option will enable in-memory stats and only Last Hour data will be available on Dashboard. No stats data will be stored on disk.
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Max number of days to keep the dashboard stats. Stat files older than the specified number of days will be deleted automatically.
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- Copyright (C) 2023 Shreyas Zare (shreyas@technitium.com)
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This program comes with ABSOLUTELY NO WARRANTY. This is free software, and you are welcome to redistribute it under certain conditions.
Allows only the name servers with an NS record in the zone to perform dynamic updates. Those name servers may have to be configured separately for accepting dynamic update requests for the zone.
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Allows only the name servers with an NS record in the zone to perform dynamic updates.
Allows only the specified IP addresses to perform dynamic updates.