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Rule to allow an specific application only

Robert152

Hello,

 

It's possible to create a rule to allow only one application? for example WhatsApp.


I tried, but the rule allows extra traffic



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    Hi Robert,

    you will need both web and application rules or you can create a fqdn and use that as a destination.

    Ian

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  • 0 in reply to rfcat_vk

    It's posible to post an example with images? (ex. WhatsApp)

  • +1 in reply to Robert152

    Hi Robert,

    I have setup a rule at the bottom of my rule table, yours would be at the top so that the rule is used.

    Please see the following screenshots. I have also but not required included match known users. I use clientless groups to manage access to various rules and networks.

    The first screenshot shows the selection of the whatsapp applications. There is a screenshot missing and that is the one used to setup the application rule.

    I hope you find this helpful?

    Ian

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  • 0 in reply to rfcat_vk

    FQDN * .whatsapp.net and web policy added to the rule.

    I just need a few days to try it.

    But I do not find this logical at all.

    I think it's complicated to allow a specific application that is also already recognized by the firewall ...

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