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- The maximum excluded subnet size is `/24`.
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- If a device has multiple network interfaces with distinct local IP ranges, WARP will only exclude one of those networks. To access a specific local network, disable the other interfaces and disconnect/reconnect WARP.
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### WARP interface IP DNS registration
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When `Enabled` (default), the operating system will register WARP's [local interface IP](#override-local-interface-ip) (CGNAT IP or `172.16.0.2`) with your on-premise DNS server when the DNS server is reachable.
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When `Enabled`, the operating system will register WARP's [local interface IP](#override-local-interface-ip) (CGNAT IP or `172.16.0.2`) with your on-premise DNS server when the DNS server is reachable.
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If you use on-premise DNS infrastructure (such as Active Directory), we recommend turning this setting on for remote [device profiles](/cloudflare-one/connections/connect-devices/warp/configure-warp/device-profiles/) and turning it off for [managed network](/cloudflare-one/connections/connect-devices/warp/configure-warp/managed-networks/) device profiles. In this configuration, remote devices will register their WARP interface IP, while on-premise devices will only register their local DHCP address. This allows the on-premise DNS server to resolve device hostnames no matter where the device is located.
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