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04-19-2011
05:57 PM
All, We have a proxy environment where LAN users requesting Internet sites have to go through the proxy. Our proxy is on the LAN side of the PaloAlto so that traffic goes from User->Proxy->PaloAlto->Internet. There is a rule on the PaloAlto that blocks any HTTP(S) traffic that hits the firewall if it doesnt come from the Proxy IP addresses. Due to misconfigurations we have plenty of web traffic hitting that block rule. We would like to be able to log and see the actual HTTP requests. Is there a way to log this infomation? If we enable URL filtering for that Block rule would we be able to see the HTTP requests? Is it possible to redirect this traffic to another IP address? Any ideas would be appreciated. Thanks, --Chris
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