I am trying to configure the Zero trust to automatically disable the Warp client when it is connected to the managed network.
What steps have you taken to resolve the issue?
I created a network location
endpoint when the warp-cli debug alternate-network command output come out, it is shown as expected
Device profile has the managed network and the specific test user configured as requirement
The split tunnel is the default Exclude IP and domains (I set the network and the domains in it)
Service mode is Gateway with WARP
I tried with (ON) and without (OFF) AutoConnect and Lock WARP Switch
The testing machine is a desktop computer in the office, connected via cable
WARP version 2024.11.309.0
The problem is that the WARP Client will remain active, but I would like to be disabled automatically because it is in the office network.
Tried to turn it off and on but it doesn’t switch back off, instead remain active.
I cannot find a section where it says turn of the warp agent when in the managed network
Help is appreciated.
FYI I followed the post :
The features are in Zero Trust → settings → Warp Client
Set up a Network Location first, then set up a Device Profile that uses the Network Location as one of its criteria.
Noticed that the older version had more warp-cli options.
This are the new version 2024.11.309.0
warp-cli
CLI to the WARP service daemon
Usage: warp-cli [OPTIONS]
Commands:
connect Maintain a connection whenever possible
debug Debugging commands
disconnect Disconnect the client
dns Configure DNS settings
mdm MDM configs
mode Set the client’s general operating mode
override Allow temporary overrides of administrative settings
proxy Configure proxy mode settings
registration Registration settings
settings Show or alter general application settings
status Return the current connection status
target Manage targets trusted Configure trusted networks where the client will be automatically disabled (Consumer only)
tunnel Configure tunnel settings
vnet Get or specify connected virtual network
generate-completions Generate completions for a given shell and print to stdout
help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
Options:
-l, --listen Listen for status changes and DNS logs (if enabled)
–accept-tos Accept the Terms of Service agreement
-v, --verbose… Enable verbose output. Multiple "v"s adds more verbosity
-j, --json Pretty print output as json
–no-paginate Disable automatic pagination
-h, --help Print help (see more with ‘–help’)
-V, --version Print version
So I presume that the feature I am looking for is only for subscription user *paid
Any info on this matter is appreciated
Thank you
