Device Exception Rules
A rule is a single adjustment to a device. One or multiple rules can be added to a device exception, which can then be applied to a device or your device configuration. There are two types of device exception rules:
Bypass OTG: Any device with this rule applied will not use OTG when at a particular IP and/or when accessing a particular domain.
Use Specific Resolver: Any device with this rule applied will use the specified resolver when at a particular IP and/or when accessing a particular domain.
Go to Settings > Device Exceptions and click on a device exception to open the Device Exception Rules page for that device exception.
Select Export to export all device exception rules as a .csv file.
Select the columns
icon to display the table column names. Slide each on and off to view or hide a column.Use the search box to enter a search term to search the device exception rules table (results display as you type).
To delete a device exception rule, select the box
beside the device exception rule (or rules) and select Delete.Important
If a device exception is applied to a device, it must have at least one associated rule. To delete the last rule in a device exception that is applied to a device, you must first create another rule and you can then delete the 'last' rule.
To edit a device exception rule, click on the device exception rule entry and the Device Exception Rule page displays.
Adding a Device Exception Rule
Follow the steps below to add a device exception rule to a device exception. A device exception can have one or multiple device exception rules added.
Go to Settings > Device Exceptions and click on a device exception name to open the Device Exception Rule page for that device exception.
Select Add Device Exception Rule.
From Select rule type, select the type of rule you want to add and the associated fields:
Bypass OTG: This rule means that a device will not use OTG when at the IP entered in the Source IP field, and/or when accessing the domain entered in Domain Name field.
Use Specific Resolver: This rule means that a device will use the resolver entered in the Resolver field when it is at the IP entered in the Source IP field, and/or when accessing the domain entered in Domain Name field.
In the Description (optional) field, enter an optional description for this rule.
Select Add.
Repeat the steps 2 - 4 above to add another device exception rule to this device exception.