AT&T Wifi calling being classified as Tiger VPN

Hi Shred,

I will forward the request to verify the classification for this application signature. 

Thanks for the information. 

Hi Shred,

I will require a Packet Capture file for investigation. Could you please configure a plain firewall rule with all the filtering modules set to NONE for a particular source IP address; take 129.192.164.10 as in the logs? Then initiate a packet capture, while using the AT&T calling feature.  PM me this pcap file, it will help us investigate the packet flow and provide you an update about the classification. 

Thanks,

I'm not sure how to export a pcap file. I've configured the firewall rule and I enabled Packet Capturing for the specified source address, which appears to be logging the traffic but there's no option to export the data from the web GUI.

This is still happening, just FYI. I have two brand new XG 210s and users started reporting that AT&T wifi calling was failing.  Sure enough, it is classifying it as TigerVPN.  I took TigerVPN out of the application control rules, and wifi calling resumed functioning.

Hi,

I think I have a similar classification issue with both of my MBPs being reported as using a VPN360. I have no idea which application is generating the traffic. The VPN360 is supposed to be installed, but I can't find it anywhere when searching.

I suppose I could create general access rule for my MBP to see what happens in the logs.

Ian

Still happening - I have flagged this up and sent a PCAP to Sophos.

Just adding that O2 WiFi Calling is also being reported as Tiger VPN.

This is still happening for me too. Any update on a fix?

I have been speaking with an engineer at Sophos, and they have taken the necessary pcap from the firewall - hopefully a fix is imminent.