Knocs
Setting up a Knoc: how access is granted and revoked, and the settings that shape each grant.
Knocs
A Knoc is the access rule your users see. It says who can request access to a resource and under ...
Grant and revoke process
What triggers a grant or revoke The granting and revoking of access by Knocknoc occurs on a numbe...
Click to grant/revoke
For additional security and temporal access control, Knocs support a "click to grant" and "click ...
TOTP per Knoc
For additional security and identity verification, Knocs support a "Require TOTP code when access...
Grant duration
Users are assigned a default "grant period" (in minutes), either within Knocknoc for local users,...
Redirecting Users
Knocknoc supports a couple of ways to redirect users to and from Knocknoc, which can be useful fo...
Additional client IP addresses
Capturing additional client IP addresses A client may exhibit behavior where multiple IP addresse...
VPNs, internal addresses and access
You may want to limit the ability to access a Knoc, depending on where your user is logging in to...
Predefined IP sources
A knoc normally grants the IP address the user logged in from. Predefined sources change that: in...
Manual Access
Default deny is the best way to live. However sometimes you need to manually grant access for a n...
Blocked Grants
Knocknoc can refuse a grant when the connection doesn't meet the rules set for a Knoc. The grant ...
LOOTOTL - Last One Out Turn Off The Lights
Knocknoc keeps a track of source IP addresses and tries to be kind to users that share IPs. Think...