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 most scenarios so, do not change these defaults unless you have a requirement for the DNS server to listen on specific networks or ports.
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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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Enable DNS-over-HTTP (TCP Port 8053)
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Enable this option to accept DNS-over-HTTP requests for both wire and json response formats. It must be used with a TLS terminating reverse proxy like nginx and will work only on private networks.
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Enable this option to accept DNS-over-HTTP requests. It must be used with a TLS terminating reverse proxy like nginx and will work only on private networks.
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Enable this option to accept DNS-over-HTTPS requests for both wire and json response formats.
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Enable this option to accept DNS-over-HTTPS requests.
Select a protocol that this DNS server must use to query the forwarders specified above.
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The bootstrap TFTP server IP address to be used by the clients. If not specified, the DHCP server's IP address is used.
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The Vendor Specific Information (option 43) to be sent to the clients that match the Vendor Class Identifier (option 60) in the request. The Cendor Class Identifier can be empty string to match any identifier, or matched exactly, or match a substring, for example substring(vendor-class-identifier,0,9)=="PXEClient". The Vendor Specific Information must be either a colon (:) separated hex string or a normal hex string, for example 06:01:03:0A:04:00:50:58:45:09:14:00:00:11:52:61:73:70:62:65:72:72:79:20:50:69:20:42:6F:6F:74:FF OR 0601030A0400505845091400001152617370626572727920506920426F6F74FF.
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This feature allows you to define DHCP options that are not yet directly supported. To add an option, use the DHCP option code defined for it and enter the value in either a colon (:) separated hex string or a normal hex string format, for example C0:A8:01:01 OR C0A80101.