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RobertTaylor
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Outbound Firewall Cleanup Rule

I'm trying to implement a "Outbound - Cleanup" rule as shown that logs blocked traffic.

The purpose of this is two part:

  1. Block Any Undefined Traffic
  2. Log Blocked Traffic in case additional exceptions are required (logging wouldn't always need to be enabled, just sometimes when troubleshooting a policy)

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The issue that I'm having is that after applying this policy HTTP traffic is being blocked by the Cleanup rule even though it is added as a service on Rule #3.

Is this how its supposed to work?

Am I missing something, or is this a bug?

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PhoneBoy
Admin
Admin

Are you managing via Infinity Portal or on-prem (and if so, what version/JHF level)?
What client version(s) is/are involved?

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RobertTaylor
Participant

This is an Infinity Portal service (EPMaaS).

The installed version is the current recommended version 88.32.

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the_rock
Legend
Legend

You mean rule 2?

Andy

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RobertTaylor
Participant

Sorry your correct, yes I meant rule #

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the_rock
Legend
Legend

I dont know if fw up execute command works on smb, but you can try. Just google fw up execute check point and it will give right syntax.

Andy

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RobertTaylor
Participant

Is that for endpoint or gw?

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the_rock
Legend
Legend

gateway

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RobertTaylor
Participant

ok
I'm having this issue on the endpoint, thanks for the help though

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the_rock
Legend
Legend

I know you are, but fw is dropping it on wrong rule, so to me, seems like fw problem, NOT endpoint

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