Hi, we have the HTTP/S proxy set to transparent but we do not currently want HTTPS traffic checked. Is there a way to exclude HTTPS traffic so it can be viewed in a browser etc?
Forgot to mention. I say try internal network or even 'any' since I'm not sure if 'All' which you referenced is your own creation or you meant our ANY
Hi Angelo,
i havent changed the service definition, this is on a clean install of the software. Yes, when i say ALL i meant the built in ANY rule. To test this out, i even set the following packet filter rule: ANY > ANY > ANY = Allow and yet no HTTPS traffic goes through. With that setting shouldnt all traffic be allowed through?
Forgot to mention. I say try internal network or even 'any' since I'm not sure if 'All' which you referenced is your own creation or you meant our ANY
Hi Angelo,
i havent changed the service definition, this is on a clean install of the software. Yes, when i say ALL i meant the built in ANY rule. To test this out, i even set the following packet filter rule: ANY > ANY > ANY = Allow and yet no HTTPS traffic goes through. With that setting shouldnt all traffic be allowed through?
Do I have to mention, that ANY - ANY - ANY is bad, if a Internet connection is connected ? [:D]
However, usual failure if packetfilterrule to Internet does not work is, that you have forgot to create a masquerading rule under Network Security / NAT
Do I have to mention, that ANY - ANY - ANY is bad, if a Internet connection is connected ? [:D]
However, usual failure if packetfilterrule to Internet does not work is, that you have forgot to create a masquerading rule under Network Security / NAT
Lol, yep, i only used this for testing, is turned off at the moment.
Masquerading rule it was, created the rule as Internal > External. Packet filter rule is now set as Internal > HTTPS > Internet IPv4 = Allow and HTTPS pages now load. Thanks alot Sascha [:)]
Sorry, also, i only have the one packet filter rule at the moment for the HTTPS traffic. Do i need to setup another packet filter to deny any incoming traffic or would this happen by default as there is no inbound rule setup at the moment? Thanks.
