The Windows Roaming Client supports Azure virtual machines (VMs). Supported VMs run Windows 10 version 22H2 or Windows 11. See support details for Windows 365 Cloud PC and other virtual environment...
The DNSFilter app in Zapier connects DNSFilter to other applications so DNS activity can trigger automated actions, and other applications can make changes in DNSFilter. Zapier is available on DNSF...
The DNSFilter MCP connector enables natural language interaction with DNSFilter data and configuration directly inside an AI assistant. A single connector provides access to three capability areas:...
The DNS Query Log or Reporting data can show a dot (.) in the FQDN field instead of a domain name. A dot in the FQDN field is a query for the DNS root. These queries can come from DNS servers that ...
Verify the integrity of a downloaded Windows or macOS Roaming Client installer with a PGP/GPG program. PGP/GPG programs add a layer of security to electronic communications. These steps are optiona...
Deploy the iOS Roaming Client with Jamf Pro using the DNSFilter configuration. For Jamf Pro updates or other configuration methods, see the Jamf documentation.Deploy the iOS Roaming Client Download...
Rewst is an automation platform for MSPs. With the Rewst integration and the DNSFilter API, MSPs can automate client onboarding, client offboarding, and centralized reporting workflows. For Rewst-s...
Work around Hyper-V Internet Connection Sharing (ICS) issues when Windows Roaming Client diagnostic logs show an error about being unable to bind to port 53.Windows Roaming Client version 1.12.0 an...
The macOS Roaming Client uses three separate configuration layers. Each layer serves a different purpose, and settings that belong in one layer are silently ignored in another.Configuration layersA...
When the Windows Roaming Client runs on a computer with Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), WSL can have recurring connectivity issues, such as: "No route to host" errors WSL networking that works f...