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Import Black list?

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Is there still no way to import a mass group of IPs to a firewall black list?

I know you can block outgoing via Web Protection, Does that just block outbound attempts to connect to port 80 and 443 or does that block all outbound communication?

Also does this stop inbound communication to a server on the DMZ, if the DMZ is added to the "Allowed Networks" in Web Protection?


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    Hi,

    Web Protection (in transparent mode) affects TCP 80 and 443, and any other TCP ports you add to it (not likely to work unless they're HTTP).

    It won't affect inbound, ever.

    I'm not sure about importing lists.

    Barry
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    Hi,

    Web Protection (in transparent mode) affects TCP 80 and 443, and any other TCP ports you add to it (not likely to work unless they're HTTP).

    It won't affect inbound, ever.

    I'm not sure about importing lists.

    Barry
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