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## Add a DNS suffix

Support for DNS suffix search lists in WARP is currently in development. You can manually configure DNS suffixes at the device level using the following instructions.

### macOS

To manually configure a DNS suffix on macOS:

1. Open **System Settings** (or **System Preferences** on older macOS versions).
2. Go to **Network** and select your active connection (**Wi-Fi** or **Ethernet**).
3. Select **Details** (or **Advanced**).
4. Go to the **DNS** tab.
5. Under **Search Domains**, select the `+` button and add your DNS suffix.
6. Select **OK**, then **Apply**.

### Windows

To manually configure a DNS suffix on Windows:

1. Open the **Search** bar in Windows, type **View network connections**, and select **Open**.
2. Right-click the network adapter (**Wi-Fi** or **Ethernet**) you want to modify and select **Properties**. (Admin privileges required.)
3. Double-click **Internet Protocol Version 4 (TCP/IPv4)**.
4. In the **Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) Properties** window, select **Advanced**.
5. Go to the **DNS** tab.
6. Select **Append these DNS suffixes (in order)**.
7. Select **Add**, enter your DNS suffix and select **Add**.
8. Select **OK** on all windows to apply changes.