Wildcards in Destination Lists
Wildcards support top-level domains (TLDs) to allow broad allows or blocks for destination lists.
Every domain in a block or allow destination list has an implied left-side and right-side wildcard.
Note: Asterisks (*) are not supported.
| Destination List Entry | Implied Wildcard |
|---|---|
| domain.com | *.domain.com/* |
| com | *.com/* |
| www.domain.com | *.[www.domain.com/\](http://www.domain.com/\)\* |
It is not possible to use an asterisk in a wildcard to navigate to a different part of the domain. For example, the following wildcards will not work:
- *.domain.com
- subdomain.*.com
- sub*.com
- domain.*
Adding domain.com to a destination list results in requests to domain.com or its subdomains, such as www.domain.com or www.domain.com/path.
Use caution as 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 than expected due to CNAMEs and CDNs.
Regular Expressions Not Supported
Regular expressions in URL paths are not supported.
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Updated 12 months ago