The OpenVPN server can push DHCP options such as DNS and WINS server addresses to clients. Windows clients can accept pushed DHCP options natively, while non-Windows clients can accept them by using a client-side `--up` script which parses the `foreign_option_n` environmental variable list. See [Using DNS servers pushed to clients](https://community.openvpn.net/openvpn/wiki/Pushing-DNS-to-clients).
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For example, suppose you would like connecting clients to use an internal DNS server at 10.66.0.4 or 10.66.0.5 and a WINS server at 10.66.0.8. Add this to the OpenVPN server configuration:
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The OpenVPN server can push DHCP options such as DNS and WINS server addresses to clients. Windows clients can accept pushed DHCP options natively, while non-Windows clients can accept them by using a client-side `--up` script which parses the `foreign_option_n` environmental variable list. See [Using DNS servers pushed to clients](https://community.openvpn.net/openvpn/wiki/Pushing-DNS-to-clients). For example, suppose you would like connecting clients to use an internal DNS server at 10.66.0.4 or 10.66.0.5 and a WINS server at 10.66.0.8. Add this to the OpenVPN server configuration:
