App Store iOS not updateing Apps

[rak]

Hello, I am one of the new kids in the block with a FG 40C. Everything works so far. I encountered trouble when updating apps with the iOS App Store. Programms will not load since UTM is active. When I turn of UTM in the respective policy it works. I had yet not the chance to dig deeper into the problem and turn on/off every UTM service to find the guilty one. Can someone hint me in the right direction? Would be much appreciated. Kind regards. Ralf

[Dave_Hall]

You can enable access to the iTunes/apple store via the App control sensor section of the UTM that is applied to the firewall rule. You may need to check the utm logs to see what exactly needs to be unblocked.

[rak]

Thanks Dave for the swift reply. Just to ensure I got it right. [ul]

You propose to create a new application sensor with a new application filter allowing the appstore traffic and blocking everything else.

Then I need to create a new policy between internal and wan which uses exactly this application sensor in UTM enable application control.

This policy must be above the normal WAN policy [/ul] This would ensure that appstore traffic is catched by this policy and all other traffic is blocked? I have a question mark here (I am new to firewalling, sorry). Wouldnt that mean that all traffic applies to this policy and only the appstore traffic would go through. All other traffic is using also this policy, beeing blocked b the app controll and not reaching the sencond policy allowing the normal traffic? Appreatiate some guidance here. Thanks a lot.

[rak]

One additional comment. I have not blocked any apps in the app sensor at all currently. Everything is monitored only (all other known and unknown).

[Dave_Hall]

Under 4.0 MR3 you just add an entry to the existing app sensor that allows access to iTunes/Apple Store. I am assuming you have UTM enabled on a firewall policy with an app sensor -- this app sensor can hold entries for apps you want to block or allow. You stack whatever apps you want to allow/block into this app sensor. (Note like firewall policies -- app sensor entries are applied from top-to-bottom.) (Not really familiar with 5.0 enough to know the exact steps in that firmware to add the app sensor, but it should be similar. ) There is no need to create new firewall policies unless you have something specific in mind or want to optimize/streamline your config. If you want to learn more about Fortinet/Fortigates you should check out the Cookbook.

[Dave_Hall]

I have not blocked any apps in the app sensor at all currently. Everything is monitored only (all other known and unknown).

Check the UTM logs (if enabled) to see what is being blocked. Perhaps all you need is a URL filter that allows access to *.apple.com,

[Rick_H]

While you' re eyeballing your logs, check your antivirus logs on the FGT. I had some random AV hits when attempting downloads from the iTunes store a few days ago.

[rak]

Hello, thanks fro your time and effort so far. I have 4.0MR3, logs are empty, especially antivir log. Yes logs are enabled. Not all, but only some apps are effected when updating. This hints to false positives in Antivir scanning. I changed from Proxy to Flow based and the update works now. Can this be a memory issue on the FG? Dashboard shows 62% memory usage. I have a 40C and running it in my private environment. So no heavy commercial usage. Just a bit of web browsing and other stuff you have in a household with 40+ IP addresses ,-). Kind regards. Ralf

[Wordgamer22]

I looked for this on various websites including youtube and solved it using to apps might not be updating on your iPhone. There are several reasons you can take to fix the issue:-

1. Check your internet connection:- Make sure your iPhone is connected to a strong Wi-Fi or cellular data network. Weak or unstable connections can hinder downloads and updates.
2. Restart your iPhone:- A simple restart can often resolve temporary glitches causing update issues. Hold down the side button and either volume button until the power off slider appears, then slide to power off. Wait a few seconds and then press and hold the side button again to turn it back on.

3. Update your iPhone:- Go to Settings > General > Software Update and download and install any available updates, & Check for pending updates are available.

4. Enable Automatic Updates:- Go to Settings > App Store and ensure "App Updates" is turned on. This will automatically download and install updates for your apps in the background.
5. Sign out and sign back in to App Store:- Sign out of your Apple ID in the App Store, then sign back in again. This can refresh your connection and resolve any authentication issues.

More details instruction below.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HpHK_EfVdUQ&ab_channel=TheGeekPage