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As requested at #544, it can be useful to bind DPS to one o more but specific network interfaces, by default DPS binds to all interfaces to make it easier to use, at the same time it can become unwanted or insecure when in more production like usecases.
Description
Create configs to decide which interfaces will be used to bind to the tcp/udp dns and web server
Summary & Motivation
As requested at #544, it can be useful to bind DPS to one o more but specific network interfaces, by default DPS binds to all interfaces to make it easier to use, at the same time it can become unwanted or insecure when in more production like usecases.
Description
Create configs to decide which interfaces will be used to bind to the tcp/udp dns and web server
Where
networkBindInterface
can be a name exen6
or a mac address, ex:acde48001122
,ACDE48001122
,ac:de:48:00:11:22
,AC:DE:48:00:11:22
null
, which means all interfaces will be binded (0.0.0.0
)serverNetworkBindInterface
will apply to both DNS and Web serverdnsServerNetworkBindInterface
andwebServerNetworkBindInterface
will override theserverNetworkBindInterface
configAlternatives
Run DPS inside a docker container to prevent DPS to bind to unwanted interfaces at the host.
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