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Apple App Store Connection Errors

Jonnie

Hi There,

I have some weird problems with the Apple App Store on our Macbooks. Some colleagues can use the store without any problems, others can not open it at all.
There are they same firewall rules that apply to all users, regardless of whether they are WiFi or LAN.
I have already set exceptions in the web policy, and put all the URLs from the Apple article into a firewall rule where the IPS is disabled.https://support.apple.com/de-de/HT201999

Please have a look at my screenshots. The Problem is also, that I can't see any errors at the log viewer or with paket capture whan a colleague try's to download something at the store.

Any ideas?

 

WiFi Clients are in the same zone like LAN.



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    Same issues,  and more related to Apple App Store, iTines and Apple TV app connectivity.

    I’m running 17.5.5 MR5, but this has been an issue for a while on previous versions.

    I have multiple devices that work consistently connecting to Apple App Store,  and several that consistently have issues.

    One potential piece of the puzzle is that the devices that work consistently connect to networks at other locations regularly, while those that do not work are more likely only on the XG network.

  • 0 in reply to Scott Klauminzer

    Scott Klauminzer said:

     I have multiple devices that work consistently connecting to Apple App Store,  and several that consistently have issues.

    One potential piece of the puzzle is that the devices that work consistently connect to networks at other locations regularly, while those that do not work are more likely only on the XG network.

     

     
    THIS!
    Absolutely same behaviour at my site. 
     
    @ some ideas? 
  • 0 in reply to Jonnie

    Can you explain to us, if all devices are wireless devices? 

    Do you use Sophos Wireless Hardware? 

  • 0 in reply to LuCar Toni

    Hey, 

     

    No, not only Wireless. Some macbooks with Ethernet Connection and some wireless. 

    Yes we use 13x AP100C from Sophos. 

     

    UPDATE: 

    I've just talked with my colleagues, which reported this problem. For the moment the app store is working again without any problems!? 

    I've investigated this problem for 1,5 weeks... i have no clue whats happening. I'm the only person who has access to our xg. 

    *scratch head*

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  • 0 in reply to LuCar Toni

    Hey, 

     

    No, not only Wireless. Some macbooks with Ethernet Connection and some wireless. 

    Yes we use 13x AP100C from Sophos. 

     

    UPDATE: 

    I've just talked with my colleagues, which reported this problem. For the moment the app store is working again without any problems!? 

    I've investigated this problem for 1,5 weeks... i have no clue whats happening. I'm the only person who has access to our xg. 

    *scratch head*

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  • 0 in reply to Jonnie

    Hi,

    I used find it had to with Apple software releases. Mine worked until the latest IoS release.

    Also I agree with a previous poster that the devices that are never used outside the local network suffer most.

    Ian

  • 0 in reply to Jonnie

    It appears that if a client connects from an outside network, something is set for a period of time, because the connection continues to function on back on the Sophos network for a while.

     

    After some time it will stop working. This sounds like a trusted certificate check / re-check interval or something like that.

     

    I'm not sure this helps, but it is a little more information to help Sophos figure this out. 

     

    Scott K.