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Generic Rule Database

ZeroEnna
Hey everyone,

is there such a thing?
I see many posts here discussing different scenarios that many people encounter:

Netflix
Amazon FireTV
XBox Live
etc.

So I thought, why not setting up a thread giving general answers to these. Precisely: What rule and what filter etc. has to be set up for these services to work correctly?

This would be very helpful to many users.

What do you think, and could we start this in this thread?

Regards

Zero


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    application control is supposed to be the answer to this but I have found an internal dns resolution problem that is affecting the accuracy of this part of the web proxy which leads to this problem and others.  The devs have told me i am wrong despite the proof i have showed them.  Right now the only way to make these things work are the workarounds posted here.
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    application control is supposed to be the answer to this but I have found an internal dns resolution problem that is affecting the accuracy of this part of the web proxy which leads to this problem and others.  The devs have told me i am wrong despite the proof i have showed them.  Right now the only way to make these things work are the workarounds posted here.
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