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10.5: PPTP VPN and fully qualified domain names
You can resolve machines without sending all traffic through the VPN by creating a simple textfile named yourdomain.com with a single line "nameserver internal.ip.of.nameserver" and placing it in a magic directory /etc/resolver (which you may need to create). So something like this will set you up:
Where yourdomain.com is the domain you are trying to resolve and internal.ip.of.nameserver is the ip of the nameserver from the vpn-side.
10.5: PPTP VPN and fully qualified domain names
This will run The way I personally deal with such things is by running Or, with OS X, you should be able to do it all through the GUI and have it prompt you for an appropriate password whenever required. You might have to use “Go to Folder” (under the “Go” menu of the Finder) to get to the right folder. And it might not work at all…but it really should if it doesn’t…. Cheers, b&
10.5: PPTP VPN and fully qualified domain names
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