Configure DNS in Apple macOS
Setting up DNS forwarding on a macOS client device is the configuration suggested for testing purposes. We recommend you
configure your DNS server or your router to take the most advantage of Lumu Continuous Compromise Assessment on your entire network.
This guide will walk you through the DNS configuration process for a macOS operating system.
Requirements
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A device running a macOS operating system.
Edit macOS DNS Settings
The DNS settings can vary depending on the macOS version. The following is a general overview of configuring DNS on a macOS.
On the macOS system preferences, click on the option to manage network.
macOS System preferences
Select the first connection of the list and click on the Advanced option:
macOS network preferences
On the DNS tab, set Lumu DNS server addresses (or your Lumu Virtual Appliance IP, if applicable) in the Preferred DNS server and Alternate DNS server fields, respectively.
If there are any greyed-out IP numbers, they can be ignored.
macOS DNS preferences
The Lumu DNS resolvers IPv4 addresses are:
50.17.0.10
3.87.85.24
Validate Your Settings
The final step is to verify that your DNS connections are correctly routed through Lumu. See
Validate your DNS Settings for more information.
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