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TomYoung
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‎05-17-2023 04:10 PM - edited ‎05-17-2023 04:14 PM

Hi @Nick_Davis1639 ,

 

That is 100% correct.  The built-in EDLs are lists of IP addresses (layer 3).  You can view the entries (and create exceptions) under Objects > External Dynamic Lists > click on EDL > List Entries and Exceptions.

 

The URL categories are URLs.  They work at layer 7, and only work with web-browsing and ssl.  The EDLs will block all applications.

 

The BPA recommends implementing both.

 

Thanks,

 

Tom

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