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Old 09-27-2007, 08:06 PM
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Default how to block/pass some ports on transparent

hello,
could you advice me how to block/pass some ports on transparent mode? i.e. i want to pass 443 port only for some urls, and block other 443 urls.
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Old 09-27-2007, 10:53 PM
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In transparent mode for http you won't be able to block anything with the http proxy other than regular http sites.

For https you can set packetfilter rules for websites you wish to access.

Create a DNS host definition for the website and you will likely want to create a website_allowed network group for the objects.

Packet filter rule:
Source; internal(network) Service: HTTPS Destination: Website_allowed Action: allow

Then create a drop rule
Source: internal(network) Service: HTTPS Destination: Any Action: Drop
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