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KappieKA
Sep 21, 2023MCT
Exclusions for Network Name Resolution
Hi all, I have deployed Defender for Identity in an infrastructure and now it has been discovered that the sensors are performing name resolution even on unknown IPs, e.g. a Linux-based honeypot ...
EliOfek
Microsoft
Sep 21, 2023Hi,
Currently there is not option to exclude ip/ranges from NNR.
Your observation is not accurate.
NNR does not contact an endpoint unless it contacted the DC.
The fact that it's a linux machien does not mean it can't connect to AD,
So this is by design that we will try to NNR a machine that connected.
Not sure what it means "scan" in larger packets. can you elaborate ?
The NNR payloads we send to endpoints are extremally small.
Currently there is not option to exclude ip/ranges from NNR.
Your observation is not accurate.
NNR does not contact an endpoint unless it contacted the DC.
The fact that it's a linux machien does not mean it can't connect to AD,
So this is by design that we will try to NNR a machine that connected.
Not sure what it means "scan" in larger packets. can you elaborate ?
The NNR payloads we send to endpoints are extremally small.
Martin_Schvartzman
Microsoft
Sep 21, 2023Actually, we do have an option to exclude an IP / CIDR ranges from NNR.
But you'll need to open a support ticket for that, as it's something that needs to be configured in the backend.