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How to bypass a particular website that blocked by application filter?

Hung Ho

Hi Guys,

I am facing this issue when trying to access to https://www.infoq.com. I can access this website normally but show text only.

Look into the XG log -> Application filter, I've finger-out the website I wish to access is blocked by Application Filter, it's blocked Ultrasurf Proxy on the website, I think the https://www.infoq.com is integrated application Ultrasurf Proxy on their website.

So my concern is how to bypass the application filter to this particular website instead of removing Ultrasurf Proxy out of the application filter list?

 

Thanks!



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    Hi,

    I connected to the website without an issue and I have VPNs etc blocked. There did not appear to be an ultrasurf connection.

    Create an exception in the web and tick avoid policy checking.

    Ian

  • 0 in reply to rfcat_vk

    Thank you for replying me @Lan

    Actually, the Application Log showed me it was blocked Since I apply the application filter to the network rule Block high risk (Risk Level 4 and 5) apps, yes the website not in the web policy, I can access to it normally but only show text :D .

    Unless I uncheck the Ultrasurl Proxy out of the Block high risk (Risk Level 4 and 5) apps then I can access to that website with full content.

  • 0 in reply to Hung Ho

    ZHi Hung Ho,

    I changed my XG firewall to use your setting in lieu of my specific application policy and was  still able to connect to the site with full website pictures and links. So I am not clear as to what other changes or policies you have in place that could affect access? Do you use https decrypt and scan with XG certificate installed on your PC?

    Ian