Hi Community I'm hoping someone can point me in the right direction on how to whitelist a Port.
I have tried several instructions to whitelist a url that ends with a port and so far no success. The web filter works fine when I whitelist the sub-domain: sub.hostname.com but not sub.hostname.com:8443. It seems that Fortigate didnt make this easy to allow the port(8443). I already created services, policies and interfecas to allow port 8443 but no luck.
Do I miss something?
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Cherimos wrote:
The web filter works fine when I whitelist the sub-domain: sub.hostname.com but not sub.hostname.com:8443
Maybe I'm wrong, but it seems like you found your answer. The port is not *really* part of the URL, it's just a way to tell your browser to connect on a different port than the default for the protocol (80 for HTTP, 443 for HTTPS). The real URL (visible in the HTTP headers), and therefore the only thing that can be/not be whitelisted would in fact be the domain portion: sub.hostname.com
Put it another way...if you want to whitelist [link]http://www.example.com:80, you[/link] wouldn't put [link]http://www.example.com:80, you'd[/link] just put [link]http://www.example.com and[/link] your browser knows what port to connect on.
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