Feature Requests

The https://api.dnsfilter.com/v1/user_agents endpoint currently returns endpoint metadata like hostname, OS version etc. It would be useful to also return serial number so we can unique identify the device and not rely on hostname (which changes for us when joining VPN). We use the API to retrieve agent details and join with data sets from other vendor agents, ideally joining on serial number.

Would like a report that gives you agents that have not checked in in 15 days or so.

We have multiple policies in place for different locations and roles. It would be useful to filter our reports by specific policies.

If recent outage issue happens again would like a way to failover to another DNS via the roaming client.

A client approached me and asked if we could monitor what his employees were doing without stopping the activity. I was stumped, there's nothing for that. Could we have a monitor only policy in place along with the block policy? To filter all the things a company would want to see but not block completely. (Shopping, Social Media, and Sports are a few that come to mind)

We would like a report to see what users have whitelisted for each organization to ensure they have not added anything that shouldn't be.

There should be a way to bypass for troubleshooting, instead of the only option being to uninstall the software.

Integrate/import with G Suite OUs so that policies can be applied to existing Organizational Units. This would allow teachers (in schools with Chromebooks) to more easily manage filtering for their own classes.

Often when a support case is raised, DNSF support asks for agent logs, which is somewhat of a manual process. We're requesting a feature where logs can be "fetched" from roaming clients via the DNSF portal so that the logs are more easily visible to us and DNSF support. This approach would remove the need for running batch files on the roaming client and needing to attach ZIPPED logs to tickets. DNSF Support would be able to begin troubleshooting a problem as soon as a support issue is raised.

Windows OS can set a custom or friendly hostname during the install process. Can we look at adding this functionality to the Mac OS Installer as well?