Add Top-Level Domains to Destination Lists
A top-level domain (TLD) is the last segment of a domain name; for example, .com, .org, .net, .gov, .biz or .edu. TLDs can be added to your destination list to block or allow all domains on that particular TLD.
Note: Use caution when adding TLDs. Adding a TLD to an allow list may open your network to malware threats, and adding a TLD to a block list may block more domains than expected due to CNAMEs and CDNs.
Prerequisites
- Full Admin access to the Umbrella dashboard. See Manage User Roles.
Procedure
- Navigate to Policies > Policy Components > Destination Lists and click Add or expand an existing destination list.
![destination-lists-dns.jpg 2762](https://files.readme.io/0285246-destination_list_search.jpg)
- Add a List Name for your destination list and then select Blocked or Allowed for the action taken against all destinations added to this list.
![new-destination-list-dns.png 1031](https://files.readme.io/1c40f7e-new-destination-list-dns.png)
- Add the TLD to your destination list without punctuation and click Save.
For example, to allow or block the TLD .ru, add ru to your destination list.
![tld-destination-list-dns.png 1035](https://files.readme.io/ed4ab3d-tld-destination-list-dns.png)
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Updated 6 months ago