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title: Settings
slug: settings
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createdAt: 2026-06-11T15:41:49.410Z
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Navigate to the sidebar menu: [Deployments](docId\:h62CnWLZ1OyHnHPKL5AS9) > [End-Points](docId\:xkBYB1hMatXzpTpHj00rU) and ensure you are on the **Settings** tab.
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## Overview
The **Settings module** allows you to define the operational behavior and **specific policies** applied to each protection profile. This section lets you manage **security PIN** codes, define how the **agent** behaves within your **office network**, set privacy rules for data collection, and configure **DNS forwarding**.
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**How it works: **You first select the **protection profile** you want to edit from the top drop-down menu. Any **changes** made to the security PINs, office network behavior, privacy settings, or local DNS forwarding rules will apply to all **roaming devices** assigned to that specific profile.
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## Interface Overview
The interface is **divided** into several **configuration blocks** focusing on different aspects of the endpoint behavior.
### Policy Selection
Use this top control to determine which group of **devices** you are **editing**.
| ### Interface Element | ### Description & Focus |
| --------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Protection Policy** | A drop-down menu used to select the specific **security profile** you want to **configure**. All settings and rules displayed below apply only to the **selected policy**. |
### PIN codes
This section manages the temporary **security codes** required to perform critical actions on the **endpoint agent**, ensuring that end-users cannot bypass or remove the protection without authorization.
| ### Interface Element | ### Description & Focus |
| ------------------------------------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Disable Protection PIN** | The **temporary code** needed to pause or disable the **active filtering** protection directly from the client **interface** on the endpoint device. |
| **Uninstall PIN** | The specific **security code** required to **uninstall** the client software, applicable exclusively to **Windows** operating systems. |
| **Regenerate** | The **blue button** located next to both PIN fields. Click this to instantly **generate** a new security **code**, immediately invalidating the **previous** one to maintain strict **security control** over your deployed agents. |
| **Require PIN during uninstallation** | A toggle switch located below the **uninstallation PIN** that enforces the security **requirement**. When activated, users will be completely **unable** to remove the agent from their **device** without providing the exact **code** shown above. |
### General Settings
These blocks control the core **operational** and privacy** rules** for the endpoint agent.
| ### Interface Element | ### Description & Focus |
| --------------------- | --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Office Stand-Up** | Contains the **Office Protection** toggle to disable the **endpoint** protection automatically when the device connects to your internally **protected** office **network**. |
| **Privacy** | Contains the **Show Username** toggle to **enable** the collection and display of the **username** and PC name within the query logs. This feature should only be **activated** if permitted by your local privacy regulations like **GDPR**. |
### DNS Forwarding
This table **manages** the specific **DNS forwarding** directives for internal domains. Use this area to ensure roaming **devices** can correctly reach your internal **company resources**. This feature is available only on **Windows clients**.
| ### Interface Element | ### Description & Focus |
| --------------------------------------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Search** | A search bar to quickly **find** your existing local **DNS rules**. |
| **Filter** | Opens advanced options to **sort** and** narrow down** your list of local DNS rules based on specific criteria. |
| `+ Add DNS Forwarding` | The blue button opens the configuration wizard to create a new DNS forwarding rule for the selected policy. Click here to add a new ones: [+ Add DNS Forwarding](docId\:JPtqLHKxPrZ8tXiltT2lI) |
| **Domain** | Displays the **domain** or **subdomain** targeted by the rule. |
| **Primary DNS Server** | The **internal IP** address of the local DNS server **instructed** to resolve queries for the specified **domain**. |
| **Associated** | Indicates the **association** status of the specific DNS forwarding **rule**. |
| **Actions** | Click the icon to open a contextual **menu** to **delete** the entry. Before removing the **forwarding rule**, you must first clear any existing associations. |
## Configuration & Logic
### Granular Profile Control
By dividing settings **per profile** rather than applying them globally across your entire fleet, you can build tailored experiences. You can enforce strict **PIN requirements** and detailed privacy logging for standard **remote workers** while applying more relaxed rules for internal staff. Setting up **DNS Forwarding** is particularly crucial as it guarantees seamless access to internal company servers and intranets while the **roaming protection** remains actively engaged on external traffic.
## Initialize Creation
To register a new **DNS forwarding** rule for your policy, click the blue `+ Add DNS Forwarding` button located in the top right corner of the table. A **configuration panel** will open.
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For a **step-by-step explanation** on how to fill out the required data and properly complete the setup of your** new local zones**, please **refer to** our dedicated guide:
[+ Add DNS Forwarding](docId\:JPtqLHKxPrZ8tXiltT2lI)
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