SriramPrakash wrote:
[ol]check in Web Rating Overrides And then block those sites using those web filter based on Category that you may find it web filter For GitHub it comes under General interest-Bussiness block those categories or else uses those FQDN to Block And then us nslookup to check C:\Users\varuvaiprjan>nslookup Default Server: globaldc.svsglobal.com Address: 10.1.1.1
> github.com Server: globaldT.ITglobal.com Address: 10.1.1.1
Non-authoritative answer: Name: github.com Addresses: 192.30.253.112 192.30.253.113
Use resolving address to block those IP by creating deny policy if any doubt ping me [/ol]
I also have the same need to block github data uploads.
I am not quite sure where to do it wrong, application control can only be recognized as github, and is not recognized as Github_File.Upload. So blocking is invalid
The windows system has imported the certificate generated by the firewall. The browser accessing the web page can already see that the authenticated intermediate device is a firewall. But I am not sure if the client of github can be decrypted normally. What should I do?
Application control sensors are processed from top-down, so the Github.file.Upload sensor block should be on top. Mind you, if you are using security certificate inspection, fgt may not detect what is happening in that encrypted tunnel.
