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#Does not save wins change in mac network settings windows#

On Windows 10, you’ll find the OBS settings in %appdata%\obs-studio. Even if you’re not in this situation, let’s take a look at where those settings are hiding so we can all make a backup and sleep a little easier at night. Thankfully, Windows is clever enough to make a backup of the old Windows folder, deep down in which those settings reside (it’s called Windows.old in case you’re in the same predicament). So the question arose, where did OBS save all my scenes, collections and profiles? Today I’ve “refreshed” my Windows system, which is the system that I use OBS on primarily, and after every good Windows refresh comes that time when you have to restore your machine to a working condition. In fact I like it so much that I’ve decided to support Jim and his the entire project through their Patreon Campaign. You cannot specify a domain name suffix.I genuinely like what OBS has to offer – especially the new OBS 23. You can specify up to two DNS server IP addresses and up to two WINS server IP addresses. In this scenario, if a WINS server and domain name are configured in the Network DNS settings, clients do not receive those settings. For example, if you only specify a DNS server in the Mobile VPN with IKEv2 configuration, clients only receive that DNS server. When you select this option, mobile clients do not use the servers specified in the Network DNS/WINS settings on the Firebox. For example, if you specify 10.0.2.53 as the DNS server, mobile clients use 10.0.2.53as the DNS server. When you select the Assign these settings to mobile clients option, mobile clients use the DNS servers you specify in the Mobile VPN with IKEv2 configuration. Use the DNS and WINS Settings in the Mobile VPN Configuration In the DNS Settings section, select one of these options:.(Fireware v12.2.1) Select VPN > Mobile VPN > IKEv2 > Configure.The Mobile VPN with IKEv2 configuration appears. (Fireware v12.3 or higher) Select VPN > Mobile VPN > Get Started.In the WINS Servers text boxes, type the primary and secondary IPv4 address of the WINS servers.(Optional) In the Domain Name text box, type a domain name that a DHCP client appends to unqualified host names.(Optional) Repeat Steps 3–4 to specify up to three DNS servers.In the DNS Servers text box, type the IPv4 or IPv6 address for each DNS server.The information on the WINS/DNS tab appears. The Network Configuration dialog box appears. Mobile IKEv2 clients do not inherit the domain name suffix specified in the Network DNS server settings. If you specify only a public DNS server, mobile users can resolve public domain names, but not internal domain names. Although you can specify up to three Network DNS servers, mobile VPN clients use only the first two in the list.įor mobile users to resolve internal domain names on your network, specify an internal DNS server first in the list. For example, if you specify the DNS server 10.0.2.53in the Network DNS/WINS settings, mobile VPN clients use 10.0.2.53as a DNS server. If you select this option, mobile clients receive the first two DNS servers and the first two WINS servers you specify at Network > Interfaces > DNS/WINS. In the Mobile VPN with IKEv2 configuration, you can specify that mobile clients should use the Network (global) DNS servers configured on your Firebox. For information about the Network DNS/WINS settings, see Configure Network DNS and WINS Servers.įor general information about how DNS works over a mobile VPN connection, see DNS and Mobile VPNs. Although you can specify up to three Network DNS servers, mobile VPN clients use only the first two in the list. Clients automatically receive the DNS and WINS servers specified in the Network (global) DNS/WINS settings on the Firebox. In Fireware v12.2 or lower, you cannot configure DNS and WINS settings in the Mobile VPN with IKEv2 configuration. To manually configure DNS server and suffix settings for Windows VPN connections, see Configure DNS settings for L2TP or IKEv2 VPN clients in the WatchGuard Knowledge Base. If the mobile client must resolve local host names through the VPN, you must manually configure a suffix in the DNS settings on the mobile client. Although you can specify a suffix in the network (global) DNS settings on the Firebox, IKEv2 VPN clients do not use this suffix. You cannot specify a domain name suffix in the Mobile VPN with IKEv2 settings on the Firebox. Assign no DNS servers to mobile clientsĭNS forwarding is not supported for mobile VPN clients.

Assign DNS servers specified in the mobile VPN configuration to mobile clients.Assign the Network (global) DNS servers to mobile clients.In Fireware v12.2.1 or higher, for DNS and WINS resolution on Mobile VPN with IKEv2 clients, you can select to: Configure DNS and WINS Servers for Mobile VPN with IKEv2