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Firewall configuration

zaqwsx1234

Hi,

I would like some assistance in creating a global rule that allows ftp, http and https.

I have configured a rule that allows http and https but for some reason, I can't browse any websites using internet explorer but when i add ieplorer.exe to the list of allowed applications, i am able to.

So my settings are as follows:

Protocol: stateful TCP

remote port: HTTPS

allow

same for HTTP and FTP

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    Well basically, We would like to set up a firewall policy to block all inbound traffic when on external networks and only to allow ports 443, 80 and 53 (TCP and UDP)

    When on internal network, only allowed applications are required to run. We do need to be able to use web browsers.

    I checked the reason for IE being blocked and it says "Launched Hidden" however i have gotten firefox to work by adding it to the list of allowed checksum. and yes i meant trusted under applications tab. 

    If  i would like to set a rule to allow FTP and HTTPS how would i go about this?

    :56202
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    Well basically, We would like to set up a firewall policy to block all inbound traffic when on external networks and only to allow ports 443, 80 and 53 (TCP and UDP)

    When on internal network, only allowed applications are required to run. We do need to be able to use web browsers.

    I checked the reason for IE being blocked and it says "Launched Hidden" however i have gotten firefox to work by adding it to the list of allowed checksum. and yes i meant trusted under applications tab. 

    If  i would like to set a rule to allow FTP and HTTPS how would i go about this?

    :56202
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