Allow access to a specific domain in a countrySolved

Hi @kod,
Thanks for reaching out to us. We’ve got what you are looking for!

Hexnode offers a combination of Web Content Filtering and Geofencing to help you achieve your specific requirement. You can configure the policy to meet your necessary conditions within the Policies Tab.

1. Go to Policies and add New Policy.
2. Choose your OS (iOS, macOS, Android), select Web Content Filtering and choose filter type as Whitelist. Now specify the URLs which need to be accessible, and all other websites will be blocked.
3. Select General Settings > Geofencing. If a geofence for Germany is not already created, click on Create New Geofence.  Bring up Germany by typing the location in the search box and draw a rectangular fence over the region. Click Save.
4. Once the geofence is created, click on +Add fence. Select Germany from the list and click OK. This ensures the policy is applied only for devices within Germany.
5. Select Policy Targets > Devices > +Add Devices. Select the Device name and click OK. This associates the new policy with the Device.

Hope this answer suits your requirements.

Cheers!
Emma Jones
Hexnode UEM

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Is there a way I can apply the same set of conditions but for all the devices within Boston instead of having to do it over and over again for each device? Basically, like a way to automate the settings maybe?

Hello @dakarai, we’ve got you covered!

You’ve simply got to create a dynamic group by including Boston. Go to Manage > Device Groups > New Dynamic Group. Under Geofences/Location filters, choose Boston.
Now, all you have to do is configure a policy by Whitelisting a domain in Web Content Filtering and associating the policy to the created Dynamic Group.

Hope that answers your query.

Cheers!
Emma Jones
Hexnode UEM

• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by  Emma.
• This reply was modified 2 years, 5 months ago by  Emma.