DPS will configure itself as the default machine DNS when running on standalone mode (not on docker).
This feature is active by default and can be disabled by defaultDns json config or -default-dns commandline arg.
Check the following table to understand the support at every platform:
✅: Fully supported, ❌: Not supported, ⚠️: Partially supported
| Platform | Support | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Linux | ✅ | Will use system-resolved when avaible or /etc/resolv.conf, check MG_RESOLVCONF env check which file will be configured, see running on Linux for more details |
| MAC OSX | ✅ | DPS will use networksetup to configure the DNS, check running on MAC to see more details |
| Windows | ✅ | Will configure available network interfaces to query DPS as the default DNS, you can see available networks by running ncpa.cpl |
When you run DPS on docker it won’t be able to configure itself as the default host DNS depending on your environment, so you will need to that manually, see specific running it instructions for your platform for more details.