Changelog

1.1.0

DNS persistence and domain authentication at the login screen.

install-nebula.ps1 now requires -DnsServer and -Domain parameters
Nebula service changed from delayed-auto to auto start — NlaSvc dependency already ensures the physical network is up
Creates a NebulaDNS scheduled task that runs at startup to re-apply DNS on the nebula1 adapter after Nebula recreates it, wait for the DC to become reachable, and force Netlogon DC rediscovery via nltest
Idempotency check now also verifies the scheduled task and startup script exist
Removed ExpectedDialupDelay — the active nltest /dsgetdc /force in the scheduled task makes it unnecessary

Initial release.

bootstrap.ps1 — Single-command onboarding: installs Nebula, configures DNS, joins Active Directory domain
install-nebula.ps1 — Installs Nebula as a Windows service with delayed-auto start and NlaSvc dependency
set-dns.ps1 — Configures DNS on the Nebula tunnel adapter only, preserving physical adapter DNS
join-domain.ps1 — Joins the domain under the machine's current name with optional computer name validation
Idempotent: all scripts are safe to re-run without side effects
Each script can be run independently for fine-grained control
Pre-staged AD object support: machines renamed before bootstrap auto-match existing computer objects
Nebula 1.10.3 and WinTun driver downloaded from GitHub at install time (no bundled binaries)