Add exit node enforcement section (Auto Apply + disableNetworks) - #943
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe documentation adds guidance for enforcing exit-node selection on managed devices. It covers Auto Apply, ChangesExit-node enforcement guidance
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In `@src/pages/use-cases/remote-access/exit-nodes.mdx`:
- Line 219: Update the wording near the exit-node rollout guidance by replacing
“afterwards” with the American English variant “afterward”; leave the
surrounding policy and disableNetworks guidance unchanged.
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Adds 'Enforcing the Exit Node on Managed Devices' to the exit nodes use-case page: the Auto Apply + disableNetworks recipe, the deploy-before-users-touch-it ordering caveat, the disableUpdateSettings mix-up, and the honest boundary (netbird down is not gated). Adds a reciprocal note under the MDM page's key notes. Lab-verified on Linux (service flag) and macOS (managed preferences + GUI) with client v0.77.0.
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Adds an Enforcing the Exit Node on Managed Devices section to the exit nodes use-case page, answering the question the page currently leaves open: Auto Apply "is not a lock" — so how do you lock it?
disableNetworksclient policy (MDM key on Windows/macOS,netbird service install --disable-networkson Linux). Enforcement happens in the daemon, so GUI and CLI are equally locked.disableUpdateSettings(locks configuration, not network selection), and deploying the lock after users have already deselected the exit node (a saved deselection keeps winning over Auto Apply; includes the recovery).netbird downis not gated and there is no always-on mode — pair with OS-level controls and access-policy design.disableNetworks.Why
Recurring customer/POC question ("can users turn the exit node off?"). The pieces exist across the exit nodes and MDM pages, but the connective recipe and its ordering caveat are written nowhere. Behavior verified against client v0.77.0 on Linux (service flag) and macOS (managed preferences), including the GUI.
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