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03-04-2019 09:00 AM
Folks,
Our requriement is to allow specific URL's on SSL for outbound communication. Is there a need to purchase a URL filtering license for this requirement?
Regards,
N!!!
03-04-2019 09:18 AM - edited 03-04-2019 09:20 AM
If you're ok with "blocking all" and allowing a "whitelist" you do not need licensing.
You will not have an actual "URL" log though. In your case I don't think it matters since it's SSL couple with a whitelist allow.
To accomplish this you'd create a custom URL Category object place your desired whitelist domains there. Add this custom object to a security policy placing it in the "Service/URL Category" tab / URL category field. With a security rule below that denies traffic below you'll get what you want.
03-04-2019 09:19 AM
Hello,
Is this inbound traffic or outbound traffic? For inbound traffic, dont use URL filtering as its your site and why filter it? As for outbound filtering, you can create a custom URL category and put those sites in it to allow outbound access. Also without a license, the PAN shouldnt be performing any URL filtering so not sure why its getting blocked, perhaps via the application (ie layer7)?
Hope that helps.
03-04-2019 11:43 PM
This will be inound traffic, but we need to control some traffic on a VPN.
03-05-2019 12:09 AM
sorry, I may not have made myself clear. What I meant is URL's as in, paloalto.com, microsoft.com etc.
and all of those on port 443 only.
03-05-2019 09:01 AM - edited 03-05-2019 09:02 AM
@nson2139 wrote:sorry, I may not have made myself clear. What I meant is URL's as in, paloalto.com, microsoft.com etc.
and all of those on port 443 only.
"If you're ok with "blocking all" and allowing a "whitelist" you do not need licensing.
You will not have an actual "URL" log though. In your case I don't think it matters since it's SSL couple with a whitelist allow.
To accomplish this you'd create a custom URL Category object place your desired whitelist domains there. Add this custom object to a security policy placing it in the "Service/URL Category" tab / URL category field. With a security rule below that denies traffic below you'll get what you want."
Add these URLS "What I meant is URL's as in, paloalto.com, microsoft.com" to the custom object I described and it will work as you requested
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