Lets say I have multiple FQDN I would like to route thru twingate.
az.example. com
bz.example. com
cz.example. com
I would like to do something like:
*z.example.com
Instead of adding all 3+ FQDN
Route thru twingate. Is this possible?
Lets say I have multiple FQDN I would like to route thru twingate.
az.example. com
bz.example. com
cz.example. com
I would like to do something like:
*z.example.com
Instead of adding all 3+ FQDN
Route thru twingate. Is this possible?
Yes, that will work. Here is the documentation for how wildcards work.
Keep in mind that *z.example.com
would also allow both z.example.com
and alongstringz.example.com
. If you only need to match a single character, ?
can be used as a wildcard, e.g. ?z.example.com
will match az.example.com
but not alongstringz.example.com