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Article Id 317614
Description This article describes how to configure registry key-value data as a zero trust tagging rule to tag domain-joined Windows devices.
Scope

FortiClient v7.2, FortiClient EMS v7.2.

Solution

It is only possible for FortiClient EMS to check up-to-date data in registry key value data if FortiClient EMS/FortiClient are running on v7.2.

 

To configure ZTNA tagging rule, go to FortiClient EMS -> Zero Trust Tags ->  Zero Trust Tagging Rules -> Add -> Add Rule:

 

OS: Windows

Rule Type: Registry Key

Registry Key:

 

Key (required): [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Tcpip\Parameters]

Key Name: "Domain" (With double quotes)

Value: "mango.local" (With double quotes)

 

Registry Key Data Value.png

 

Note:

If the data value is a string type, enclose it with double quotes.

 

Results:

 

Results Domain.png

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