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- How can I perform an mDNS lookup on Windows? - Super User
Background I have a device plugged into my Windows PC via Ethernet The device is running an mDNS service and has its own hostname (gp800-49d1a) From WSL, I can ping gp800-49d1a with success, and
- How to enable mDNS on Windows 10 build 17134? - Super User
Windows itself also includes mDNS support, but that appears to only be available for Modern API applications In the past, the advice has always been to install Apple's Bonjour, for instance How to enable mDNS on Windows (7)
- What happened to mDNS or Bonjour? Do I need it anymore?
Nobody mDNS and DNS-SD are not proprietary protocols and do not have any specific authoritative implementer, much like there is no authoritative source for an HTTP client The authoritative source for the protocol is currently IETF, with Apple's own RFC 6762 being the specification for mDNS and RFC 6763 for DNS-SD
- How can I resolve . local addresses in Windows? - Super User
Usually local names are resolved using mDNS – the Linux servers probably run Avahi, OS X has it built in, and for Windows there is Apple's own Bonjour 2020-12-14: Updated for Windows 10 built-in mDNS support
- windows - Chrome and Edge MDNS IPv6 operation - Super User
Chrome and Edge MDNS IPv6 operation Ask Question Asked 1 year, 8 months ago Modified 1 year, 8 months ago
- How to read mDNS response so I can parse it? - Super User
0 I know nmap has mDNS service discovery script but it wasn't helpful in my case as it doesn't include the correct service names So I want to parse the following response as caught in wireshark, any idea on how can I get this response in C or Python program? can I use nmap for this or some special command that I can call via shell Terminal?
- networking - Make Windows 11 use mDNS first - Super User
Is it possible to make Windows 11 to use mDNS first for name resolution, especially if the name contains only a hostname part? p s please don't suggest workarounds like patching the local hosts file, I would like a flexible solution for dynamic IPs
- Is it possible to use a different TLD for mDNS other than . local?
mDNS is a zero-conf, so it kinda expects that you don't want to configure much of anything its most useful in circumstances where people don't care about anything other than that it just works since you want to do your own thing, as it were, it may be best to implement your own DNS server One thing to note however, is that since you want to implement tld's, be careful to choose names that
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