54 tools · Security & Identity Tools · IT Operations
Control D is a customizable DNS filtering and traffic redirection platform that allows users to manage internet access, enforce policies, and monitor usage across devices and networks.
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2On Discover, search for Control D and click Connect.
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54 tools from Control D.
Delete Device by IDPermanently delete a Control-D device/endpoint by its ID. WARNING: This is a destructive operation. Deleting a device will break DNS resolution on any physical gadget configured to use this device's unique DNS resolvers. Use GET /devices to retrieve valid device IDs before calling this action.
Delete ProfilePermanently deletes a Control D profile by its unique identifier (PK). IMPORTANT: The profile must be orphaned (not enforced by any device) before it can be deleted. If the profile is currently assigned to one or more devices, the deletion will fail. Use this tool when you need to remove an unused profile from the account. To check if a profile is safe to delete, first verify it has no associated devices using the Get Devices or Get Profile endpoints.
Delete Profile Rule by Rule IDDelete a custom DNS rule from a Control D profile by its rule identifier (hostname/domain). This tool removes a DNS filtering rule from the specified profile. Rules in Control D are identified by the hostname/domain they target (e.g., 'example.com', 'ads.domain.com'). Prerequisites: - Obtain profile_id from GET /profiles endpoint - Obtain rule_id (the hostname/domain) from GET /profiles/{profile_id}/rules endpoint Note: Requires write access to the API (read-only tokens will receive a 403 error).
Delete Rule from FolderDelete a custom DNS rule from a specific folder in a Control D profile. This action permanently removes a custom rule (e.g., block, bypass, spoof, or redirect) from the specified folder within a profile. Requires valid profile_id, rule_id, and folder_id which can be obtained from: - profile_id: Get Profiles action - folder_id: Get Profile Folders action - rule_id: List Custom Rules in Folder action
Delete Profile ScheduleTool to delete a specific schedule within a profile. Use after confirming profile_id and schedule_id.
List Known Access IPsList up to the latest 50 IP addresses that were used to query against a specific Device (resolver). Use this to retrieve known access IPs associated with a device in your Control D account.
Get Analytics EndpointsTool to list analytics storage regions and their endpoints. Use after authenticating to retrieve available analytics regions.
Get Analytics LevelsTool to retrieve available analytics log levels for Control D devices. Use when you need to know what analytics options can be configured on devices (No Analytics, Some Analytics, Full Analytics).
Get Billing PaymentsTool to retrieve billing history of all payments made. Use when you need to access payment records, transaction history, or billing information for the account.
Get Billing ProductsRetrieve all products currently activated on the Control D account. Use this to view active billing products, subscriptions, and their details.
Get DevicesLists all Control D devices (endpoints) associated with the account. Each device represents a unique DNS resolver that enforces a Profile (set of filtering rules). Use this to retrieve device inventory, check device status, or get resolver configuration details. Optionally filter by device_type to get only 'users' (desktops/mobiles/browsers) or 'routers'.
Get Device TypesList all allowed device types in Control D. Returns categorized device types (OS, Browser, TV, Router) with their available icon identifiers and human-readable labels. Use when you need to display device type options or validate device icon identifiers when creating or updating devices.
Get IPTool to retrieve the current IP address and datacenter information for the API request. Use when you need to check which IP address is being used or which Control D datacenter is handling requests.
Get Network StatsTool to retrieve network stats on available services in different POPs (Points of Presence). Use when you need information about service availability across Control D's network infrastructure.
Get Organization MembersTool to view organization membership. Use to retrieve a list of all members in the organization including their email, status, permission levels, and last activity.
Get Organization DetailsTool to view the authenticated organization's details. Use after confirming a valid API token.
Get Sub-OrganizationsTool to view sub-organizations and their details. Use when you need to list all sub-organizations under the authenticated organization account.
Get ProfilesTool to list all profiles associated with the authenticated account. Use when you need an overview of accessible profiles.
Get Profile OptionsRetrieves all available configuration options for DNS profiles in Control D. Returns a list of profile options including security filters (Safe Search, AI Malware Filter), TTL settings, block responses, and advanced DNS options (DNSSEC, DNS64, CNAME Flattening). Each option includes its type (toggle/dropdown/field), default value, and documentation URL. Use this to discover what settings can be configured when creating or updating profiles.
Get Profile by IDTool to retrieve details of a specific profile by its ID. Use when you need full profile details after confirming the profile_id.
Get Profile AnalyticsRetrieve analytics data for a Control D profile. Returns DNS query statistics and traffic data for the specified profile. Use profile_id='0' to get analytics for all profiles, or specify a profile ID from the List Profiles endpoint.
Get Profile Analytics LogsRetrieves DNS query activity logs for a specific Control D profile. This tool fetches analytics logs that record DNS queries made through the profile, including details about blocked, allowed, and redirected queries. Use this to monitor DNS activity, audit security policies, or troubleshoot DNS resolution issues. Prerequisites: - A valid profile_id obtained from GET /profiles endpoint - Analytics must be enabled for the profile to have log data Common use cases: - View recent DNS queries for a profile - Filter logs by date range to analyze specific time periods - Audit which domains were blocked or allowed
Get Analytics Log EntryTool to retrieve a specific analytics log entry by its ID. Use when you need details of an analytics log for a given profile.
Get Profile Analytics SummaryTool to fetch a summary of analytics data for a given profile. Use after confirming profile ID and desired date range.
Get Profile Analytics Top DomainsTool to fetch top domains accessed within a specific profile. Use after confirming profile ID.
Get Profile Top ServicesTool to fetch top services accessed within a profile. Use after confirming the profile ID and desired date range.
Get Profile FiltersList all native (Control D curated) filters for a profile and their current states. Native filters are hand-curated blocklists maintained by Control D (e.g., 'Ads & Trackers', 'Malware', 'Adult Content'). Use this to see which filters are enabled/disabled for a profile. For 3rd party community filters, use the GET /profiles/{profile_id}/filters/external endpoint instead.
List External Filters for ProfileTool to list third-party filters for a specific profile. Use when you need to retrieve all external filters and their states after confirming the profile ID.
Get Profile FoldersList all rule folders (groups) within a Control D profile. Rule folders are used to organize and group custom DNS rules. Each folder has an action type (BLOCK, BYPASS, SPOOF, or REDIRECT) and contains multiple rules. Use this after obtaining a valid profile_id from the list profiles endpoint.
List Custom DNS Rules for ProfileRetrieve custom DNS rules for a Control D profile. Returns rules that control domain resolution (BLOCK, BYPASS, SPOOF, or REDIRECT actions). Omit folder_id to list root folder rules, or provide a folder_id to list rules in a specific folder.
Get Specific Rule in FolderTool to retrieve a specific rule within a folder by its ID. Use when you need full details of a custom rule in a profile's folder.
Get Profile SchedulesTool to list schedules associated with a specific profile. Use after confirming the profile ID.
Get Profile ScheduleTool to retrieve a specific schedule by its ID within a profile. Use when you need details of a profile schedule after confirming the profile_id and schedule_id.
Get Profile ServicesTool to list services associated with a specific profile. Use when you need to retrieve all services that have any associated rules after confirming the profile ID.
Get ProxiesTool to retrieve the list of usable proxy locations that traffic can be redirected through. Use when you need to see available proxy exit locations for routing traffic via transparent proxies.
Get Service CategoriesList all available service categories in Control D. Returns categories like audio, video, social, gaming, etc. Each category contains multiple services that can be blocked or allowed. Use the returned 'PK' field as the category identifier when calling other service-related endpoints (e.g., get services by category). No parameters required - returns all available categories.
List Services by CategoryRetrieves all services within a specific ControlD service category. Use this to discover available services (like Spotify, Netflix, Steam, etc.) that can be configured for DNS filtering or redirection. Each service includes its unique PK identifier needed for service-level configuration. First call GET /services/categories to get valid category identifiers.
Get UsersRetrieve the authenticated user's account information from Control D. This tool returns comprehensive user account data including: - Basic user info (email, status, 2FA settings) - Organization membership and permissions (if applicable) - Account limits and features Use this tool to: - Verify the authenticated account details - Check organization membership and permissions - Get account status and capabilities - Retrieve the user's PK (primary key) for other API calls No parameters required - uses the authenticated API token.
Create DeviceCreate a new device (DNS endpoint) in Control D. Each device gets unique DNS resolvers that enforce configured profiles. Requires a valid profile_id from GET_PROFILES. Returns DNS resolver URLs (DoH, DoT) and IPs for configuring client devices.
Create ProfileCreate a new blank profile or clone an existing one. Profiles define DNS filtering rules, services, and settings that can be applied to devices. Use this to provision a new profile before assigning rules, filters, or devices to it.
Create Custom DNS RuleCreate custom DNS rules for a profile to control domain resolution. Use this to block ads/trackers, bypass filtering for specific domains, spoof DNS responses with custom IPs, or redirect traffic through proxies.
Create Custom Rules in Profile FolderTool to create custom rules within a specific folder for a profile. Use after confirming the profile and folder IDs and preparing rule definitions.
Create Profile ScheduleCreate a new time-based schedule within a Control D profile. Schedules allow automatic enforcement of profile rules during specified time windows. Use this to set up recurring time periods (e.g., work hours, bedtime) when specific DNS filtering rules should apply. Requires a valid profile_id from GET /profiles.
Modify DeviceModify an existing Control D device's settings. Use this tool to update device properties such as name, associated profiles, analytics level, IP learning, restrictions, DDNS settings, and status. At least one field to update must be provided alongside the device_id.
Modify OrganizationModify organization settings such as name, contact details, website, and device limits. Use this to update organization metadata or change billing-related limits (max_users, max_routers). Note: Changing max_users or max_routers is a billable event. Requires a write-enabled API token with organization admin permissions.
Modify ProfileModify an existing profile by its ID. Use this to update profile properties such as the display name, deactivation timestamp, or lock status. Requires at least one modifiable field (name, disable_ttl, lock_status, lock_message).
Bulk Update Profile FiltersTool to bulk update filters on a specific profile. Use when you need to enable or disable multiple filters at once. Provide a list of filter IDs with desired states.
Update External Filters for ProfileTool to update external filters for a specific profile. Use when toggling third-party filters after listing them.
Modify Profile FilterModify the enabled state of a specific native filter on a profile. Use this tool to enable or disable individual content filters like 'ads', 'malware', 'social', etc. on a specific profile. The filter status is set using integer values (1 = enabled, 0 = disabled).
Modify Custom Rule for ProfileModify an existing custom DNS rule for a profile in Control D. Use this to update rule properties such as action type (block/bypass/spoof/redirect), status (enabled/disabled), target hostnames, and redirect destinations. Rule types: - BLOCK (do=0): Block DNS resolution for the hostnames - BYPASS (do=1): Bypass all filters for the hostnames - SPOOF (do=2): Return custom IP addresses (set via/via_v6) - REDIRECT (do=3): Route traffic through a proxy (set via to proxy ID)
Update Custom Rule by Rule IDTool to update an existing custom rule by its ID. Use when modifying details like name, description, severity, or enabled status for a specific rule.
Move Profile Rule to FolderTool to move a specific custom rule into a different folder. Use after confirming profile_id, rule_id, and folder_id.
Update Profile ScheduleTool to update a specific schedule within a profile. Use when you need to modify schedule details after confirming profile_id and schedule_id.
Modify Service for ProfileTool to modify a specific service rule for a profile. Use when you need to update blocking, bypassing, spoofing, or proxy-redirect settings after reviewing existing rules.
