DNS allow list / cloud RMM and AV access for isolated endpoints
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Robert Dana
Huntress now supports an IP address allow list for isolated hosts, but this doesn't work with Cloud RMM, AV, or other tooling which typically uses dynamic IP addresses for agent connectivity. Vote here if you'd like to see this capability added.
Even better, it would be great to hear what specific tools you'd want to use it with; the list of DNS names that need allowing for typical cloud tooling is long, and we could potentially preconfigure them (just check a box) for common-needed tools.
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Jeffrey Hunt
Re-commenting on this post because it is over 2 years old and it is really important. I've had three active incidents this year that I couldn't do anything about because I didn't have an option to remote in without removing Isolation, which is kind of a big deal. We need to be able to allow-list FQDNs or DDNS for our RMM products, many of which don't use a couple of static IP addresses rather a slew of ever-changing IP's through a FQDN (Datto for example).
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Joel Lindsay
Absolutely a requirement for us to have. Recently signed up for the product and had a critical incident that we had to release host isolation to resolve because you were unable to remove the persistence.
Using N-Able Take Control - any updates on when we might see this feature added?
Anthony
Hello, please add the option to whitelist DNS/FQDN entries. This is a game changer for us.
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Chris O'Neill
+1 Would like to see ScreenConnect and NinjaOne isolation access exceptions.
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Brant R
Any traction on this?
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Matthew Skelly
+1 This is needed for Datto RMM
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Jason Boyd
This is a issue for both cloud hosted RMM's, but also for coexistance with other EDR and security tools. It really hampers our tooling. I understand the challenge with cloud RMM's, but this is a huge functionality issue.
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Clinton van Kampen
+1 - Would be great for NinjaOne
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Robbert
Would be usefull for TakeControl and N-Able as well.
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Jayden Craig
How hasn't this feature been added yet. It's really painful to investigate further when device is isolated.
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