The EviDNS ZeroConf software developed by Freemindtronic thus makes it possible to quickly find your terminals such as NFC telephones connected on the same local network. It indicates the IP address and the port number of the terminal. This thus offers a better user experience for Linux, IoS, Microsoft.
What is EviDNS ZeroConf (Zero Configuration)?
Zeroconf (Zero-configuration networking) refers to a set of protocols allowing the automatic creation of an immediately usable IP network, without configuration or dedicated servers. The protocol assigns IPs (link-local) and allows the discovery of services.
EviDNS uses the DNS-SD (DNS-Service Discovery) protocol which is based on the use of mDNS (multicast DNS) which resolves host names to IP addresses within small networks that do not include a name server local.
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Installation
Download the software click here
“Microsoft Defender SmartScreen has prevented an unrecognized application from starting. Running this application may put your computer at risk.”
1) choose the installation language
2) press OK
2) press OK
At the end of the installation a window “End of EviDNS installation” will appear.
Click on the “Add firewall exception (recommended)” button.
This function allows communication on UDP port 5353.
This port is usually opened to detect devices in a network.
If the latter is closed. EviDNS will not work.
In fact, all software and/or applications developed by Freemindtronic working only with EviDNS will not work.
Open Source
Most frequently asked question
We invite you to consult the EviDNS ZeroConf license by clicking here.
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Freemindtronic Lab
Jun 24, 2021
Licences links:
- Privacy policy EviDns ZeroConf software
- EviDNS end user license agreement
- zeroconf-lookup MIT licence
- grandcat > zeroconf MIT licence
- KosalaHerath/ macos-installer-builder licence Apache License 2.0
Link to the source code used to develop EviDns
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