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09-22-2016
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Hi there, My client has an internal application that doesn't need App-ID (Layer 7) scans for better performance. When I created the Application Override, under the "Protocols/Application" tab, there are 2 fields, one is Port and the other is Application. I am very confused on these two fields. Port - Is it saying traffic utilizing my defined port (say TCP 21) will now bypass the App-ID engine? Or is it saying traffic will now be forced operate over TCP port 21? Or is it saying any traffic passing through as TCP 21 will now be classified as my pre-defined custom App (e.g. Say Client_FTP)? Application - Is it saying traffic matching my pre-defined custom App (e.g. Say Client_FTP) will now bypass the App-ID engine? I look through many online documentation but all it says is put in port & application, without much explanation. Appreciated if anyone can shed some light on this. Cheers, Hunt
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