Added initial SFTP implementation using SSH.NET
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Currently waiting for #8974 to be implemented (since the current way of hooking filesystems to the UI is a total mess I cannot figure out) along with #15473, this PR is to lay the groundwork for resolving #2407 and will be marked as ready when everything is finished.
Hello @Uraclee I'll be typing the steps that will work on Windows 11 & 10 (and all the way back to Windows 7 & Vista), but if you find my explanation to be un-clear, you can find tutorials online on how to change your DNS Server on Windows, found this video after a quick search, but you can use other tutorials as well.
And you could find tutorials on how to change DNS through PowerShell:
- a guide to change DNS - The Windows Club
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An Example on how to reset DNS back to default one - Microsoft Docs
That is.. if you know the Interface Index, you can find out by running
Get-DnsClientServerAddressin PowerShell running as Admin. (see explanation in Point No. 1)
The steps to change DNS back to default
- Open up the Start Menu by pressing the Windows Logo on commonly found on the left of Task Bar.
- type
Control Panelin the Search Bar, and press on the first option that come up. - change the view into Category View (if it wasn't already).
- go to Network and Internet -> Network and Sharing Center -> choose the Device that's used to connect to your router / modem (and thereby, the internet).
- then a window will pop-up, click on the
Propertiesbutton, then chooseInternet Protocol Version 4. (TCP/IPv4)option, and clickpropertiesbutton to see and change its properties. - change the DNS option back to
Obtain DNS server address automatically, then clickOK.
You can also launch directly into network management with ncpa.cpl from run command (win+r)
then start at step 5 from @og-mrk
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Hello @Uraclee,
If this issue is now fixed please could this issue get closed?
This issue looks to be resolved, closing this issue...
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