Hi,
We are using ASL v5.200. I have defined several CIDR networks in the network definitions. I then created 2 packet filter rules to drop the packets if source, and another if destination match network definition. When I am not using the HTTP Proxy, my rules are working properly. However, when I am on the HTTP proxy, the packet filter rules are ignored and I am able to get to any address I had defined in the network definition. I wish to block a wide range of problem networks, on all ports.
I should not have to create a URL blacklist for these addresses. I think the packet filter rules should have higher priority than the HTTP proxy.
Why does the HTTP proxy ignore packet filter rules?
Any help you can provide would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Alan
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