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How to skip SSL Trust Check for all and any sites?

stealthmatt_01
Hi all,

I would like to make a URL exception to allow all and any sites to skip the Certificate Trust Check / Certificate Date Check

Would I just add the matching url as 

^https://([A-Za-z0-9.-]*\.)?*\.com\.au/ 
^https://([A-Za-z0-9.-]*\.)?*\.com/

or maybe

^https://*\.com/


Thank you


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    If you have Active Directory, you can use a GPO to configure everyone.  You also can use a wpad.dat file to configure them - some people prefer that because it's easier to adapt to laptops that are used outside and inside the network.  If  you use my suggestion about leaving the default filter in Transparent mode and really tightening it down, then you can let the users disable Proxy usage that's configured via GPO.

    Cheers - Bob
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    If you have Active Directory, you can use a GPO to configure everyone.  You also can use a wpad.dat file to configure them - some people prefer that because it's easier to adapt to laptops that are used outside and inside the network.  If  you use my suggestion about leaving the default filter in Transparent mode and really tightening it down, then you can let the users disable Proxy usage that's configured via GPO.

    Cheers - Bob
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