5/17/2023 0 Comments Proxifier dns![]() ![]() ![]() The name resolution settings are stored in Proxifier profiles and can be saved/loaded similarly to other settings. This can be useful when investigating problems related to DNS. Proxifier will output DNS requests if the Verbose or Debug log mode is enabled at Log -> Screen Log or at Log -> File Log. Usually, such hostnames are used with a local network, so it makes no sense to resolve them through a proxy. The %SimpleHostnames% constant defines all names that do not contain a domain/subdomain (i.e., there are no dot-separated parts). The %ComputerName% constant is automatically replaced with the local computer name during the processing. You can use wildcards (masks) with “?” matching any symbol and “*” matching any substring. Proxifier supports four protocols: SOCKS version 4(A): a legacy proxy server protocol that does not support authentication. ![]()
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