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Internet Access ​

The User Internet Access Policy determines which region each network user's internet traffic exits through. This lets you, for example, route an employee's traffic through an exit node in a specific country or keep their real IP address.

Opening ​

On the network page, open the settings menu (button in the top-right corner) → Internet access.

How It Works ​

Each network user is assigned one of the internet exit options:

  • Region — the user's traffic exits to the internet through the network's exit node in the selected region.
  • User's real IP address — traffic goes to the internet directly, without an exit node.

NOTE

The list of available regions is determined by the exit nodes connected to the network.

User Table ​

ColumnDescription
NameUser's name. The column is sortable
EmailUser's email. The column is sortable
Edge nodeDropdown: the exit region or "User's real IP address"

A Search field for users sits above the table.

Managing the Policy ​

  • The toggle in the page header enables or disables the internet access policy for the network.
  • In the Edge node column, select an exit region or "User's real IP address" for each user.
  • Click Save changes to apply the rules, or Cancel to discard unsaved changes.

The buttons appear only when there are unsaved changes.

Applying Changes ​

After saving, the system applies the rules to the network. While applying, the table rows turn grey and become read-only, the header toggle is locked, and an "Applying rules" progress indicator is shown above the table.

The policy has no status tag of its own — its current state is visible from the interface itself.

StateWhat you see in the interface
DisabledThe header toggle is off
Applying rulesAn "Applying rules" progress indicator above the table, grey read-only rows, locked toggle
ActiveThe table is editable and the assigned exit nodes are in effect
ErrorThe rules were not applied: the indicator disappears and the table becomes editable again. There is no separate error message — save the changes again