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Netflix issues... seeing Comcast to Amazon server connections across my network?

I know this has been rehashed many, many times.  I have a specific question I need help answering.

I've tried everything I can think of and find in the forum.  Nothing has helped.  At first I was having an issue with my FireTV being set to one IP address, but actually using a different one.  A powercycle resolved that issue.  I've also tried the transparent skip list, adding firewall rules, etc.

I setup a rule in the firewall to allow any and all data to and from my FireTV.  That's when I noticed there is data going to and from networks that appear to be from comcast to Amazon while watching the log and trying to get Netflix to load.  I've heard of others having an ISP that uses specific servers to channel Netflix data.  Is that the case here?  Is there anything I can do about it?

Thanks, everyone.  I'm about 1/16 of an inch from giving up on Sophos... I'm hoping this is the last thing I need to change to make it work.  It's about to drive me up the wall.

Brandon



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  • I hope the firewall is similar to firething -> any port -> anynetwork -> allow -> log

    MASQ internal network to external interface.

    Try disabling IPS. 

    Or are you using the proxy to allow your firething out. Try turning off the web proxy as that has precedence over firewall rules.

    Ian

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  • I hope the firewall is similar to firething -> any port -> anynetwork -> allow -> log

    MASQ internal network to external interface.

    Try disabling IPS. 

    Or are you using the proxy to allow your firething out. Try turning off the web proxy as that has precedence over firewall rules.

    Ian

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