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"Target Service not allowed" suddenly for all HTTP traffic. UTM 9.705-7

Hello all,

Hoping this is something simple that may have gotten turned on. I have my end users complaining they are getting a "Sophos warning message, and I can't get to the site anymore." I've noticed that this is happening with only HTTP requests and for the majority of the users when I tell them to try HTTPS it works.

Is there something I'm missing or that may have gotten turned on?

Screen shot of one of the examples attached.

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Amodin over 3 years ago +1

What does your Web Filtering Options look like? Should look like this, with HTTP in the Target Services field:

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Amodin over 3 years ago

What does your Web Filtering Options look like? Should look like this, with HTTP in the Target Services field:

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Amodin over 3 years ago

What does your Web Filtering Options look like? Should look like this, with HTTP in the Target Services field:

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WABGOR_DAVE over 3 years ago in reply to Amodin

Amodin, that was indeed the case. Somehow when I was configuring a Full Nat rule for external sec cam viewing I must of changed the HTTP port/service, instead of the one created for the sec cam service. It is almost as if, for dummies like me( :) ), that there should be a "Are you sure?" warning for the major default services!
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