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Application Control for Only Web access

Hesham Mahmoud1

Dear Team

 

When i create firewall policy with allowed ports (http:80,https:443) it just filters the traffic depends on the transport layer so as 

Example : if in my server i change ssh port to 443 or 80 and some one try to ssh to the server this rule will allow him 

 

So how can i restrict that i think the solution is in the application control but which app control should i use.



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    Hi,

     

    Sadly there's no way to create a default "Deny All", and only allow web-browsing or other applications traffic to go through the port 80,443.

    By default when you create a Rule for port 80 and 443, any traffic that matches that port will be allowed, there isn't a good way to control that.

     

    Your better of calling the support for this one and asking if it will be possible in the future.

     

    Thanks!

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    Hi,

     

    Sadly there's no way to create a default "Deny All", and only allow web-browsing or other applications traffic to go through the port 80,443.

    By default when you create a Rule for port 80 and 443, any traffic that matches that port will be allowed, there isn't a good way to control that.

     

    Your better of calling the support for this one and asking if it will be possible in the future.

     

    Thanks!

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