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Application control user groups

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Is there any way to block an application for all networks, but allow it if the user is a member of a specified AD group? It's possible to create a rule that allows access and add the AD group to the "For" field, but that doesn't seem to work.
The proxy allows the use of groups but the application filter doesn't?


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    I´ve tested the v9.4 in transparent mode and even using SAA it seems that Application Control rules only see IP addresses but not User or Group Networks.

    Is this a bug or a missing feature? I can confirm that using SAA a User Network definition is created/updated in UTM when user logs in the client machine.

    But if I select this user network to Application Control rule, it's not applied. Otherwise if I select the IP machine network, the rule is applied correctly.

    Considering that, Can you confirm that is not possible currently to use Application Control in per AD user/per AD group basis?

    Regards,

    William.

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    I´ve tested the v9.4 in transparent mode and even using SAA it seems that Application Control rules only see IP addresses but not User or Group Networks.

    Is this a bug or a missing feature? I can confirm that using SAA a User Network definition is created/updated in UTM when user logs in the client machine.

    But if I select this user network to Application Control rule, it's not applied. Otherwise if I select the IP machine network, the rule is applied correctly.

    Considering that, Can you confirm that is not possible currently to use Application Control in per AD user/per AD group basis?

    Regards,

    William.

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