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| My PC are on a secured lan, separated from the site lan by a fw-1 (ngx R60) IE (on the secured lan) is set so that it uses an http proxy (8080) on the site lan (on the other side of the firewall). I try to add a rule on fw-1 (ngx R60) so that it filters URI on 8080. URI filtering works well when the service is on 80 (when IE doesn't use proxy). If I just change the service port to 8080, and keep the same rule and same URI ressource, then it doesn't work ( IE set to use the proxy). In this last case, there are no logs in the FW , and IE gets an 'this page cannot be displayed message'). If I use the same service (on 8080), but without a ressource, then it works (but of course, there is not uri filtering...). Do you know if URI filtering can be done on a port 8080? And if yes, how? |
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| Thanks for you idea. I tried what you proposed but it's still not OK. However, our support has discovered that the HF5 patch could solve the pbm. We didn't update to HF5 yet, but it should solve the following pbm: R60_05-21 Product: FireWall-1 Category: Security Servers Problem: Non-RFC reply received in response to CONNECT request connecting to the security server as a Proxy (URI resource). Cause: The word "OK" is missing in the reply. Resolution: Correct the security server response to a connect request. Install On: Gateway |
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