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Backblaze Web Exceptions

KaipoAlakai

Hello,

I was having issues with the BackBlaze software agent not getting full upload (backup) speed regardless of the number of threads I gave it. Since the agent encrypts the files before uploading, there is no reason to have the firewall attempt to decrypt and scan it's data. I created a HTTPS Decryption and Malware Scanning web exception with the following regex and I got full upload speed again:

pod[0-9-]*\.backblaze\.com/

It should match URLs like:

https://pod-000-1036-09.backblaze.com/
https://pod-000-0919-00.backblaze.com/

I hope this helps someone!

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I do not receive any money if you subscribe with my link and that's not the point of this post which is why I've hidden it in black on black.



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    Are you trying to configure this on Sophos UTM. If yes, then I might need to move this thread in the UTM section so that it receives more attention.

    Thanks

  • 0 in reply to sachingurung

    Sorry, this wasn't meant to be marked as a question. I was just documenting my discoveries with HTTPS Decryption and Malware Scanning so that other people may benefit. Also, I don't think your regex would match since the URL starts with "pod" and then has some 'random' numbers seperated by dashes. The two URL examples I provided are a small sample of the hundred or so I've seen connections to.

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  • 0 in reply to sachingurung

    Sorry, this wasn't meant to be marked as a question. I was just documenting my discoveries with HTTPS Decryption and Malware Scanning so that other people may benefit. Also, I don't think your regex would match since the URL starts with "pod" and then has some 'random' numbers seperated by dashes. The two URL examples I provided are a small sample of the hundred or so I've seen connections to.

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