Region: North America

NOTE: Accounts set up in the North America region benefit from a “Global access” capability: Remote Desktop connections initiated from various global locations (e.g., South America, the Middle East) are automatically routed through the nearest available cloud infrastructure. For accounts configured in Europe or Australia regions, Remote Desktop connections are routed through the respective regional infrastructure, regardless of the user’s current geographic location. See also: Remote Desktop.

NOTE: If the inbound communication between agents on the local network is not allowed, the agents will not be exchanging downloaded file chunks locally and will always download the full packages from the cloud.

NOTE: To leverage the Global access point capability for efficient Remote Desktop connection, your Action1 agents can be geographically located in the specified region (e.g., Africa or Europe), but your Action1 account should be registered with the North America region.

NOTE: * (asterisk sign) in DNS names means including all child subdomains, with multi-level nesting. For example,  *.example.com would include example.com, child.example.com, grand.child.example.com, and all other possible subdomains.