When a remote agent is on a DHCP network, everytime the IP changes, the remote agent needs to revalidate itself because the token used to authenticate the agents is based on IP and a change in IP will trigger a change.
One thing that can be done in this case is to set the IP address of the remote agent to be static, but this is not possible to some companies.
Maybe this approval on IP change can be automated someway?
The only concern is if this process is automated, then the whole idea of the remote agent authentication will be defeated as attackers can inject scripts to authenticate malicious agents. This is why we made it manual for the administrators to review before approving.
Is this something that can be implemented?
Suggestion