Grants GA
Grants is now generally available for defining unified network and application layer access controls. The default tailnet policy file now uses grants syntax instead of ACL syntax with no effective permission changes, and the via feature lets you control traffic routing through specific exit nodes, subnet routers, or app connectors.
- Changed: Use grants to define unified network and application layer access controls (generally available).
- Note: The default tailnet policy file now uses grants syntax instead of the original ACL syntax, but makes no changes to the effective permissions. This applies to all new tailnets and any tailnet policy file that has never been edited.
- Changed: Use
viato control how traffic routes from a source to a destination, such as through specific exit nodes, subnet routers, or app connectors (generally available).
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