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Default Drop

I have a Vizio TV behind my UTM.  The Vizio servers are being blocked attempting to send firmware updates to the TV on port 80.

Using the firewall log I can see that the server is being blocked with the Default Drop Rule.
Default DROP     TCP   VizioServer:80 -> VizioTV:SomeRandomPort

I tried opening up the firewall with the Any - Any - Any Rule first in the list however I still see this traffic being blocked by the Default DROP Rule.  Does anyone know why or how I can find out what rule is blocking this traffic?  I thought the Any - Any - Any rule would allow everything in and out of the network.

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0 Scott_Klassen over 10 years ago

Since it's port 80 traffic, but showing up in the firewall log, I'm assuming that you are not using the Web Filtering proxy. Would this be correct?

Also, please post the actual relevant firewall log entries.
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0 Scott_Klassen over 10 years ago

Since it's port 80 traffic, but showing up in the firewall log, I'm assuming that you are not using the Web Filtering proxy. Would this be correct?

Also, please post the actual relevant firewall log entries.
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