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Go to Meeting recently blocked

ccnaman
ASG V8.31... Recently, don't know exactly when, my users have not been able to connect to Go to meeting. In the firewall log I am showing default drop fwrule 60002 for packets going to port 443. Anyone else ever had something like this happen? Oddly enough I can connect to the test meeting that they provide ( https://www3.gotomeeting.com/join/406552062 )???

Thanks,
Richard


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    ok, but if these are realy internal Address this is a realy bad configuration.
    So you can't reach any Server with 192.9.0.x or 192.9.1.x in the Internet.

    To your citrix issue: Can you provide a printscreen from the Firewall rules? "Network Protection --> Firewall". i think there are some rules missing for this traffic.
    I'm not using the Web Proxy much, but if i'm right, you need Firewall rules for the Groups you skip in the Proxy.
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    ok, but if these are realy internal Address this is a realy bad configuration.
    So you can't reach any Server with 192.9.0.x or 192.9.1.x in the Internet.

    To your citrix issue: Can you provide a printscreen from the Firewall rules? "Network Protection --> Firewall". i think there are some rules missing for this traffic.
    I'm not using the Web Proxy much, but if i'm right, you need Firewall rules for the Groups you skip in the Proxy.
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