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04-28-2017 12:56 PM
I am getting a deny statement for port 8531 for application ssl. 8531 is for ms-update and my policy allows that but the default policy is denying it because it is tying it to ssl for some strange reason. I don't know how to get around that.
04-28-2017 01:08 PM
What app-version are you running? I haven't seen this issue come across at all.
Temp workarounds:
1) Create an application override policy that specifies Microsoft's IP range and override port 8531 to ms-update instead of ssl.
2) Create a custom security policy for the traffic and you don't need to create an override policy.
Really do verify that this is actually ms-update traffic though and pass along your app-version so that we know what version you are on.
04-28-2017 01:18 PM
What PAN-OS are you on? Try to change the "services" tab to any
05-01-2017 11:48 PM
if you're seeing ssl blocked on that port, this means there's an ssl session being initiated on that port, possibly something trying to bypass a traditional port based firewall (ssl will be detected if the packets have the appropriate behavior for ssl, client hello etc. )
if you want to figure out what exactly is hitting your firewall, you can set up a packetcapture for that port and see what comes out. most likely something is sending a client hello
you may not want to 'get around that' until you can determine what exactly is going on, this may be C&C from an infected host
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