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Dropbox Application Control

MJonesPro
We do not allow dropbox at my company for security reasons. We have it set to blocked in application control. I'm running 9.2. Often Dropbox is show as the top application blocked in reports. I want to track down what machines are initiating this traffic. When I view the reports though it always shows the source IP as my external WAN interface. Do I have something configured incorrectly? How can the external WAN interface of the firewall be generating Dropbox traffic?


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    Hi, the external WAN address will show for traffic going through the HTTP Proxy (WEB Protection).

    Make you sure have dropbox blocked in the proxy profiles as well, and check the http reporting.

    Barry
  • 0 in reply to BarryG
    Make you sure have dropbox blocked in the proxy profiles as well, and check the http reporting.


    As far as I know you can configure application control policy only in a single place. Did I miss anything?

    Regards,
    mlenk
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  • 0 in reply to BarryG
    Make you sure have dropbox blocked in the proxy profiles as well, and check the http reporting.


    As far as I know you can configure application control policy only in a single place. Did I miss anything?

    Regards,
    mlenk
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