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Wouldn't Name Resolution Policy Tables (NRPT) be the comprehensive Windows solution?
by tssva 6y ago
Wouldn't Name Resolution Policy Tables (NRPT) be the comprehensive Windows solution?
- ComputerGuru 6y agoSo (the last time I checked) the actual code is there but there are no sanctioned user/developer-visible knobs/APIs to tweak NRPT on client Windows SKUs and only limited configuration specifically limited to the resolution of accepted client DNS requests is available on Windows Server. I believe there is basically a optional network stack path that utilizes NRPT but it’s not the default path, so only MS-blessed code that is actively using NRPT (so the new VPN stack and their DNS server) actually works with it.
- gorkish 6y agoNRPT has worked fine for me on regular Win10 clients ever since I first started configuring it about 18 months ago. With the exception of apps like Firefox being configured for DNS-over-HTTP and bypassing the OS resolver entirely, it works in all applications and with all the interstitial resolvers in virtual environments I have had occasion to use (VMware workstation, HyperV, Docker, WSL1/2, etc.)