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I found out a more elegant solution! 1. Create in Firewall Objects -> Address a FQDN record for every site that you have to block 2. [optional] Create a Group that will include all the above records 3. Create a rule in Policy->Policy that will deny the source: all and the destination the group or address in step 1-2, scheduled always with the HTTPS service and put the rule as high as possible@okidoki99 It doesn' t work for me... Could you give a look at my configs ?? SSL Inspection: Policy: AddressObjects: WebFilter: PS: I tried with facebook and Google urls...
is there any way to get rid of that page with the certificate being expired, even on google page?I don' t understand your question much? But when I used SSL inspection feature I encountered certificate error page whenever I browsed to https pages. I tried to import Fortinet_CA_SSLProxy. and I never see the error pages again.
Regards, Paulo Raponi
It' s not a good idea block using Firewall Address. First because some providers, like Google, use the same IP for more than one service. So you will block " youtube.com" and this can block " docs.google.com" too... Second because most of these services use Akamai CDN, so you will block facebook.com but will block another random site. The best way to block HTTPS sites are using SSL Inspection. Like this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-7OUDfhtc_g The problem of invalid certificate can be solved using a Active Directory to deploy to all hosts your own certificate, for example. Regards, Paulo RaponiHello Paulo, I also think the better way to block HTTPS is with SSL Inspection, but I' m stuck in certificate' s problem... Is possible to deploy Fortinet_CA_SSLProxy to all computers at my Active Directory without a AD Certification Authority ? Or, doing this can I get problems beacuse the Fortinet_CA_SSLProxy is the same for every Fortigate ? Best regards,
Regards, Paulo Raponi
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