.. _network-interface:

Controlling Network Interface
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You can control wired and wireless network interfaces on end users Windows
devices by disabling wired, wireless, bridged, and promiscuous mode. You can
also send interface disabled event notifications with custom messages that
appear as pop-ups.

#. Go to **Policy** in the top panel.
#. Go to **Policy > Node Policy > Agent Action** in the left Policy panel.
#. Find and click **Control Network Interface** in the Agent Action window.
#. Enter in **Conditions**, optional settings.

Under **Disabling Network:**

#. For **Network Type**, specify the Network type to be disabled. (*Wired,
   Wireless, or both*)
#. For **Exceptions**, turn on to enable the exclusion of specified Network
   Devices.
#. For **Disabling Network Bridge**, turn on to disable any Network Bridge
   Interface regardless of the exclusion above.
#. For **Disabling Promiscuous**, turn on to disable any Promiscuous Interfaces
   regardless of the exclusion above.
#. For **Interface Disabled Event Notification**, optional messages sent to
   user from Interface Disabled Events.

Under **Enforcing Network Device Properties:**

#. For **Internet Connection Sharing**, select to disable the shared Internet
   Connection.
#. For **IPv6**, select to disable the IPv6 Interface Connection.
#. Click **Update.**
#. Go to **Node Policy** in the left Policy panel.
#. Click the **Default Policy** in Node Policy window.
#. Find **Agent Action**. Click **Assign.**
#. Find **Control Network Interface** in the **Available** section. Select and
   drag it into the **Selected** section.
#. Click **Add.**
#. Click **Update.**