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Not getting FQDN

In the process of transitioning my home network from transparent to AD SSO using standard. (to increase security and not just let anyone use my Internet [:)] )

When I initially setup my UTM in the beginning I did not know Bob's rulez. Due to certificate issues and a couple of other bundling mistakes I performed a system reset and restored from a backup that omitted unique site data.

When I go to switch from Transparent to Standard I am getting only the hostname and not the FQDN that I had put in when I did the restore.

Did I miss something anywhere?

Any tips or advice on a possible fix without having to rebuild by hand?

TIA

-Ron

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0 BAlfson over 10 years ago

Also, Ron, please show a line or two from the Web Filtering log when you see this. You might review HTTP-S Proxy Access with AD-SSO. Even though it's written for 8.3, all of the concepts are the same although some of the settings are found in different places in V9.2.

Cheers - Bob
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0 BAlfson over 10 years ago

Also, Ron, please show a line or two from the Web Filtering log when you see this. You might review HTTP-S Proxy Access with AD-SSO. Even though it's written for 8.3, all of the concepts are the same although some of the settings are found in different places in V9.2.

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