topic Re: Asterisk Usage in Creating Domain Object in General Topics

Asterisk Usage in Creating Domain Object

Cvr — Fri, 05 Jul 2024 19:14:14 GMT

Hello All,

While creating Domain object in MDSM, Can I add Asterisk symbol in front of domain. If I add will it work in rules?

Example:

Object Name: .*.powerbi.com

Thanks,

Rajesh.

Re: Asterisk Usage in Creating Domain Object

Lesley — Fri, 05 Jul 2024 20:15:43 GMT

No you cannot use * for both options. So if you enable FQDN or disable it you have to work with a dot (.) not with *

Select FQDN

In the object name, use the Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN). Use the format . x.y.z (with a dot "." before the FQDN). For example, if you use . www.example.com then the Gateway matches www.example.com

This option is supported for R80.10 and higher, and is the default. It is more accurate and faster than the non-FQDN option.

The Security Gateway looks up the FQDN with a direct DNS query, and uses the result in the Rule Base

This option supports SecureXL

Accept templates. Using domain objects with this option in a rule has no effect on the performance of the rule, or of the rules that come after it.

Clear FQDN

This option enforces the domain and its sub-domains. In the object name, use the format . x.y for the name. For example, use . example.com or . example.co.uk for the name. If you use . example.com, then the Gateway matches www.example.com and support.example.com

The Gateway does the name resolution using DNS reverse lookups, which can be inaccurate. The Gateway uses the result in the Rule Base, and caches the result to use again.

Re: Asterisk Usage in Creating Domain Object

the_rock — Sat, 06 Jul 2024 12:45:12 GMT

I have not tested that in some time, but it has to start with a . sign.

Andy

Re: Asterisk Usage in Creating Domain Object

the_rock — Sat, 06 Jul 2024 13:10:18 GMT

Here is the sk

https://support.checkpoint.com/results/sk/sk120633

Andy

Re: Asterisk Usage in Creating Domain Object

the_rock — Sat, 06 Jul 2024 14:13:27 GMT

Also, for the context, that option for fqdn also matters, depending on exactly what you are accessing @Cvr

Andy