"Limit IP Address Tracking" feature in Monterey causing WiFi Connection Issues

[ryereelfishn]

The last topic had a solution marked that wasn't a solution - I want to bump this back up to the top.  We are experiencing issues with our network sporadically when moving through APs in our building.  The fix is associated with a the Limit IP Address Tracking feature but I am not sold on that. 

How do we turn this feature off in mass?

Its been said that this feature is only related to Mail and Safari - has anyone else experienced issues outside of those like mine? 

[GabeShack]

We have seen issues with this feature blocking certain servers and websites and have had to turn it off and I can say its not limited to just safari and mail.  A good example is specific apps on iPad and iPhone not making a connection when this service is turned on, then immediately works when its turned off.

[GabeShack]

Also as far as I know, Apple has not given us the ability to manage this preference.  Limit IP address tracking should be something that is able to disabled for institutional purchases.

[Riverside_Kid]

Network security blocks a laptop from signing into the Active Directory when "Limit IP Address Tracking" is enabled in our environment.  I must turn this off manually on each macOS computer before a new user can sign into a computer.  I agree that there should be a way to manage this setting since it is needed in an enterprise environment.  That is, if these devices were intended to be in an enterprise environment.

[JevermannNG]

Under macOS 13.x definitely an issue with our PaloAlto Firewall ... I am still looking for an option to manage this setting.