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v25.12

Changelog and Roadmap

Knocknoc 25.12 Knocknoc 25.12 is a Windows-first release focused on making Just-In-Time (JIT) access easier to deploy and operate across Windows environments. The headline upgrade is the Windows Agent now managing the local Windows Firewall for true on-host n...

Knocknoc Reverse Proxy

Admin Guide Knocs (backends)

The Knocknoc orchestration Agent - which is deployed alongside managed infrastructure (not on desktops) - can be converted to an in-line reverse proxy, providing access control at layer-7 (HTTP/HTTPs) or layer-3 for TCP, linked to Knocknoc. This allows the ce...

High availability

Admin Guide Setup guides

The Knocknoc Server can be deployed in various ways to match your high-availability needs and deployment models. Ultimately the Knocknoc solution comprises of these three components: Server Database Orchestration Agent(s) The Server (web-app) can be d...

Sonicwall

Admin Guide Knocs (backends)

The Sonicwall can be orchestrated in three ways, Actively (API call from an Orchestration Agent to the Firewall), Passively via Sonicwalls DEAG polling capability, or a combination known as Passive+, where a DEAG is utilized with an active force-download-now c...

Windows Firewall

Admin Guide Knocs (backends)

Microsoft Windows comes equipped with a built-in native firewall which Knocknoc orchestrates to provide just-in-time network access control, effectively removing always-on attack surface for your Windows Servers. Ports and services like RDP become invisible, p...

Windows Servers

Admin Guide Use cases

Windows Servers and RDP/WinRM - removing pre-auth attack surface A mid-sized business utilizes RDP and WinRM to manage a Windows fleet of servers, however wasn't comfortable with always-on network exposure of these ports/protocols - even to internal managemen...

Break Glass

Admin Guide Troubleshooting

Default deny is a wonderful thing, the best place to be - except when you lock yourself out. Thankfully Knocknoc has a break-glass control if you need. Follow these steps to add a 20 minute access path, it requires Admin access. Log in to your Admin cons...

Cloudflare IP lists

Admin Guide Knocs (backends)

Knocknoc can orchestrate Cloudflare IP lists to provide dynamic IP network allowlisting inbound to Cloudflare, should you use this to protect web or other assets. These IP lists are managed at the Account level, allowing use across the Cloudflare filtering ser...

v26.01

Changelog and Roadmap

Knocknoc 26.01 Knocknoc 26.01  sharpens the Palo Alto experience for both administrators and end-users, introducing a much simpler configuration option and stronger safeguards. It also adds Cloudflare support, improves multi-node deployments, and delivers bro...

Channels and Beta

Admin Guide Troubleshooting

f you're after the very latest features or changes, and you know what you're doing - below is how to change from the main release channel, to the Beta channel. This does mean you're running Beta code, YMMV, and whilst you can move from Beta back to Main, it's...

Backups

Admin Guide Maintenance

Like all technology, backing up configuration files and data is paramount, in the case of Knocknoc the Server and Agent locations to capture are found below. Server Data resides in two locations; disk and database. For Linux, the default installation locati...

v26.02

Changelog and Roadmap

Knocknoc 26.02 Knocknoc 26.02 is a platform-expansion release with a security spine: we’ve pushed deep into legacy UNIX, added new firewall + cloud backends, and strengthened the agent identity + grant verification model - all while making the UI feel sharper,...