I am attempting to create a list of whitelisted domains for my ElevenLabs Conversation Agent, but c

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AI-generated Answer for jlenrique

To ensure your ElevenLabs Conversational Agent functions correctly, you should whitelist the following domains for the connect-src directive in your Content Security Policy (CSP):

• *.elevenlabs.io
• *.s3.amazonaws.com

Using a wildcard approach like *.elevenlabs.io is recommended to account

[cyan gyro]

But how does that help me restrict usage to certain users?

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AI-generated Answer for jlenrique

Currently, ElevenLabs does not offer a feature to restrict usage to certain users through domain whitelisting in the self-serve plans. If you are looking for more granular control over access and functionality, you might consider exploring the beta feature that allows for more specific access control. For more advanced options, you may want to look into a custom enterprise plan, which could offer additional features tailored to your needs. If you have further questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out.

[cyan gyro]

What beta feature is that, 'authorization'?

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AI-generated Answer for jlenrique

There is a beta feature that allows for more granular control over access and functionality using the API key. This feature can help manage permissions and restrict usage to certain users. If you need further assistance with this feature, feel free to ask for more details.

[cyan gyro]

OK. What is the benefit of whitelisting the following domains if they don't help control access to certain user groups? *.elevenlabs.io
*.s3.amazonaws.com

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AI-generated Answer for jlenrique

Whitelisting domains like *.elevenlabs.io and *.s3.amazonaws.com ensures that your network can communicate with ElevenLabs services and access necessary resources hosted on Amazon S3. This is crucial for maintaining service stability and functionality, especially if your IT infrastructure has strict firewall rules.

However, whitelisting domains does not control access for specific user groups. It simply allows traffic to and from these domains. To manage user access, you would need to implement additional authentication and authorization measures within your application or network settings.

[cyan gyro]

the AllowList domain entry field is complaining: Hostname must consists of a domain and an optional port

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AI-generated Answer for jlenrique

It seems like the AllowList domain entry field requires a specific format for the hostname. Make sure that the domain you are entering includes a valid domain name and, if necessary, an optional port number. For example, you should enter something like example.com or example.com:8080 if a port is needed. Double-check the domain format to ensure it meets these requirements.

[cyan gyro]

No. I am entering the domains you recommended, such as: *.elevenlabs.io

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AI-generated Answer for jlenrique

It seems like the issue might be with the format of the domain entry. When entering domains in the AllowList, ensure that you are using the correct format. Typically, wildcard entries like *.elevenlabs.io should be accepted, but if there's an error, try entering the domain without the wildcard, such as elevenlabs.io.

If the problem persists, you might want to check if the system requires a specific format or additional details, such as a port number. If you continue to experience issues, consider reaching out to your IT team or the support team for further assistance.

[cyan gyro]

No joy. Changing topics. If I choose 'Enable Authentication' for the Conversation Agent's security, what sort of authentication will be expected?