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06-04-2013
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I found that if you define an application in the rules that also does URL filtering it needs to decrypt the packet to decipher the application. One way is to use http and https ports. For example your rule to block a website might look like: srczone: trust dstzone: untrust application: web-browsing action: allow profile: URL filtering Change to: srczone: trust dstzone: untrust service: service-http, service-https action: allow profile: URL filtering Just was one thing I came across that sounds close. The other option is of course adding certificates.
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