First, requiring the IP address makes sense. ALthough I'd point out that
(at least with server) one can specify a DNS sever name and Windows does
the resolution. I think WIndows should offer that, despite the
chicken/egg issue. BY all means pop up a horrible dialog box warning the
user of the danger...
@tojens Thanks for the reply, you are absolutely right, I didn't think
about the chicken and egg problem. now I realize OSes that don't allow
users to enter IP address make the process less secure. I also think
users should have the option to use secure DNS during Windows
installation, the first tim...
Hey @HotCakeX no, we require DNS servers always be identified by IP
address with other metadata such as DoH templates and DoT hostnames
provided in addition. This is to avoid the security shortcomings posed
by the chicken and egg problem with using hostname-based DNS: what DNS
server are you trustin...
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