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- Country & Region Check
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- Operating System Check
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- Peer Network Range Check
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- Process Check
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The peer network range check verifies if a device is in certain IP ranges before it can connect. This check is useful when wanting to control access based on the network location of a peer. For example, disabling a connection to a routing peer when the peer is connecting from the office network range.
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### Process check
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The process check verifies whether a specific process is running on the connecting device. This check is useful when you want to control access based on the presence of a specific process on the connecting device. It's applicable to Linux, macOS, and Windows devices.
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## Managing posture checks
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