Native Instruments Support General and Guidelines

How to grant audio apps access to your local network on macOS 15 Sequoia

macOS 15 Sequoia requires certain apps and processes to be added to the “local network” in order to function correctly.


When macOS 15 detects an app or process trying to communicate over the local network, it adds an entry to a list in the Privacy & Security settings.


If you are having issues with your Native Instruments hardware or software on macOS 15, please follow these steps to make sure that they have access to your local network:

  1. Open the System Settings on your Mac.
  2. Navigate to Privacy & Security > Local Network.
  3. Enable all entries for your NI hardware and software, your DAW, etc. that appear in the list.
    Note: If you are using a NI hardware device, ensure that NIHostIntegrationAgent is enabled, too. NTKDaemon doesn't require access to the local network.

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