Nachman Weiss: Thank you for your interest. Right now, we do not have any updates to share. We are still planning to add that support later this year, but currently are focused on the items list here - https://dnsfilter.canny.io/.

Steve Staden Is this still the case? We're currently trialling DNSFilter and virtually all of our endpoints are remote, so they require the roaming agent. However, the lack of ipv6 support has already reared its head as we've got someone in our test group who is on an ipv6 network and the agent will simply not deploy. Given this is likely to come up if/when we fully enrol in your service, it could become a real issue.

If support for ipv6 on roaming agents is not coming very soon, it would be a show-stopper for us enrolling in the DNSFilter service entirely, unfortunately.

Neil Fisk What platform are you deploying the roaming client to? Our Windows RC is currently installed by default with ipv4 only but can be configured via registry key to use an ipv4-ipv6 compatibility or ipv6 only

Nick Saunders Hi Nick. Predominantly Windows endpoints but we also have macOS machines as well. Do you know if the control via regedit is to be permanent, or will this be integrated into the client itself? Also, do you know when macOS will be subject to the update? IPv6 is a small, but growing, use case. We need to ensure that our controls are applying to endpoints on IPv6 networks.

Neil Fisk We'll continue to support modifying the config via regedit but once we've completed regression testing we plan to ship the RC with ipv4-ipv6 as the default mode which should handle both. We're planning for macOS support after we've released full Windows compatibility but don't have a firm date at the moment.

Deon: Appreciate the feedback and definitely aware this is a need for our customers as we're planning 2024. I'd like the opportunity to learn more about the issues you're mentioning with the roaming clients and relay. If you're open to it, would love to discuss and learn more about those issues.

Steve Staden: Happy to discuss re: DNSFilter. Feel free to email me using the email address associated with this Canny account, or let me know how to get in touch.

Deon: Great. I had emailed you at the associated email address back on 12/8, but wondering if it didn't get through. My email is [email protected]. Appreciate it, thanks!

Daniel Oquendo: Thank you for your interesting. We're working on a timeline as a part of our 2024 planning. Once I have some additional information I'll share that here.