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NComputing reserves the right to make improvements and/or changes to this User Guide and to the products, programs and/or specifications described herein at anytime without notice. Many connections allow their own proxy settings.Please note that reproduction of this User Guide in whole or in part, without express written permission from NComputing, is not permitted. The FTP proxy server in hostname:port notation, such as :3128 - NoTouch does not use the old outdated FTP protocol but some applications like Firefox might. The HTTPS proxy server in hostname:port notation, such as :3128 By default, these things will be excluded: localhost,127.0.0.1, - you may want to add your management server here. The asterisk (*) is an allowed wildcard character. A comma separated list of hostnames or IP addresses that the system will always contact directly. This is on by default, and will make use the HTTP proxy for HTTPS and FTP as well. The HTTP proxy server in hostname:port notation, such as :3128

These are the proxy parameters under the "Networking" parameters: Warning: You will lock yourself out of your client systems if you define proxy settings and forget to make sure that NoTouch can contact its management server!

system level proxy settings may provide difficulties for people traveling with their systems.

you will most certainly have to exclude traffic to your management server.

different applications in NoTouch may or may not react to these (remember, NoTouch contains a lot of 3rd-party modules that Stratodesk has no control over).

We advise to not use these however (use the per-connection proxy configuration instead!), because NoTouch allows to define system level proxy settings from OS on. That means you are not writing DHCP options here, but rather the configuration file! See for more information. Furthermore, you can write arbitrary lines to the nf file.

User-defined configuration file entries.

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Please consult the appropriate ISC DHCP manuals or Linux man pages like

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While the client separates key and value entries, in NoTouch Center you would simply write a comma-separated list like this: key1=value1,key2=value2 - Note: The option names must be valid DHCP option names that the ISC DHCP software suite understands. The "Custom DHCP options" parameter is essentially a list of key-value pairs, option name and option value, and these will be transformed into a send option-name "option-value" statement in the configuration file. You can instruct the DHCP client to send any DHCP option to your server, not only those mentioned above. If you want to configure a "static" DNS server that gets used before any DHCP ones ("prepend"), type in an IP address or a comma-separated list of IP addresses of your DNS servers. Typically you would leave that empty to work with the default values. Set a specific user class that is then presented to the DHCP server and may lead the DHCP to hand out a specific configuration.

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Update the dynamic DNS with the fully qualified domain name.

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The full host name, either set by configuration or generated from the configured host name generation mechanism You may enter a static string or use these variables: Set the FQDN (fully qualified domain name) option that will be sent to the server. The DHCP settings can be configured in various ways - you have complete access to all options.

NoTouch OS uses a regular dhclient for maximum compatibility with all available DHCP servers on the market. IP address goes left (key), host name goes right (value). To remember the form IPADDRESS=HOSTNAME, think of the structure of an /etc/hosts file. In NoTouch Center, use IPADDRESS=HOSTNAME notation, multiple entries separated by a comma. If you do not use DNS or simply want to override or locally define some IP address -> host name mappings, use the "Predefined hosts" section. If you want to just add one DNS server, but still keep those that are supplied by the DHCP server, see below at #DHCP options and check out the "Prepend DNS" parameter.

In NoTouch Center, use a comma-separated list of IP addresses. This is done in the "DNS servers" subsection. Thus, you need to supply a list of IP addresses to the system that can be queried for host names. In order to look up host names and resolve them to their respective IP addresses, the system needs to ask DNS servers. More information - especially on really cool things you can do with regards to prefixes and suffixes and auto-generated unique host names is available here: Host name DNS servers These parameters set the local host name: