I have tried to setup ip filtering (outbound) for some testing I am doing with proxy application and have setup a client which needs absolute no way out via port 80 to make sure only the internal proxy is used.
Now I have tried to setup this with the available filters as per in the screenshot but nothing, I can browse direct being completely unaffected by this rule as you should see in the IP Filter Options.png file.
The only way I can actually block this is by blocking absolutely any type of traffic by changing the protocol traffic to ANY which would consequently block anything.
There is no way I can setup the outbound filter by using the avaiable options.
Any idea? Or anyone else could try please?
Outgoing IP Filtering issue
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Outgoing IP Filtering issue
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Re: Outgoing IP Filtering issue
Curious. I just tried this - the client I filtered had destination port 80 blocked as expected.
Is the rule you showed the only rule in the outbound filtering setting, or are there any more rules in there ?
The reason for the question is that I was just thinking that another rule higher up the chain was taking precedence, but it's a moot point if that is the only rule in there ....
Is the rule you showed the only rule in the outbound filtering setting, or are there any more rules in there ?
The reason for the question is that I was just thinking that another rule higher up the chain was taking precedence, but it's a moot point if that is the only rule in there ....
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Re: Outgoing IP Filtering issue
Sorry for the false alarm. I just realized I was doing a wrong test as the home page in my browser is https and did not bother keep testing with actual http pages.
Just slapped myself for this
Just slapped myself for this
