I don't understand your answer. Even if you configure the PC to use the proxy, you stll need a profile or path through it. What you are saying is that the is a security hole which users can exploit?
If they don't have a profile entry at the time they can bypass the proxy.
I would hope not, I think you are mistaken.
What you are saying defeats the purpose of having profiles and access rules.
I don't understand your answer. Even if you configure the PC to use the proxy, you stll need a profile or path through it. What you are saying is that the is a security hole which users can exploit?
If they don't have a profile entry at the time they can bypass the proxy.
I would hope not, I think you are mistaken.
What you are saying defeats the purpose of having profiles and access rules.
my fault, i confused this thread with another one, where we had the transparent mode skiplist as part of the discussion. sorry. just forget what i wrote.
I don't understand your answer. Even if you configure the PC to use the proxy, you stll need a profile or path through it.
What you are saying is that the is a security hole which users can exploit?
If they don't have a profile entry at the time they can bypass the proxy.
if there's no profile for the client, the request is blocked with 'No matching profile found'. Note that the profile is only matched during establishment of a new stream/connection, so if you've started a stream during the time a Time based rule is active, it will continue even when the Time based rule disallows access.
