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Account users with admin permissions or higher use this article to resolve a network error when updating Allow, Block, or Universal Lists.
When the Allow, Block, or Universal List returns a network error message, the first step is to double-check the entry formatting to confirm it matches the accepted format.
For accepted formatting details, see Create Allow and Block Lists. The following checklist identifies common formatting issues:
| TLDs do not include a "." |
✅ Correct Format:
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⛔️ Incorrect Format:
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| Avoid special characters at the beginning or end of the domain |
✅ Correct Format:
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⛔️ Incorrect Format:
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| Entries use the Fully-Qualified Domain Name (FQDN) |
✅ Correct Format:
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⛔️ Incorrect Format:
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Edit the entry format and try adding it again. If the formatting is correct, the entry saves successfully.
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