I am trying to achieve the following but for some reason the SSL HTTPS scanning doesn't work as expected
- All Zone 1 users have HTTPS scanning enabled except two clients
- DMZ Zone should have only HTTP scanning and different settings (I 've used http profiles)
1)On the Web Security HTTP/S>>Set all allowed networks (Zone 1,DMZ,vpn cisco).HTTPS box is not checked and I have transparent(not full) set as operation mode
Setting HTTP/S Profiles
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2)I've created the following profiles:
- Two clients(within zone 1) with no HTTP/S (No HTTP/S box checked)--> Two clients filter assignment -->Zone 1 filter action
- Rest of Zone 1 clients with HTTP/S (HTTP/S box checked)(I manually specified the clients cause it it suggested "select source networks here that are not used in other proxy profiles")--> Zone 1 assignment -->Zone 1 filter action
- DMZ with no HTTP/S (HTTP/S box checked)--> DMZ assignment-->DMZ filter action
CA on mmc
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I've placed both webadmin and http/s proxy under trusted CA
I can verify that each client is following the correct profile (checked via the logs). However, A client in Zone 1 (https enabled) is unable to scan https traffic (verified by browsing to paypal.com and viewing the certificate and by https://secure.eicar.org/eicar.com.txt)
The issue started this morning (clinet was restarted over night)
Could you please help me with my questions below:
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- Bearing in mind what I am trying to achieve,are there HTTP profiles ok or is there a more optimum way?
- Should I define all the network used, within the global HTTP/S? My understanding is that once defined on the seperate profiles there is no need to redefine it on the global tab
PS 1: At the moment none of my clients in zone 1 (second profile rule)are able to scan https traffic.However,when these clients are browsing to the webadmin page I can no certificate warning!
PS 2: Cache SSL content is not enabled
PS 3: There is a packet rule allowing traffic to port 443.
Thanks
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