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Julia_L
Explorer

Security Policy with RegEx?

Hello CheckMates,

I want to create a firewall rule to grant access to a number of subdomains, but I don't want to open the whole domain, as well as I don't want to create a high number of objects for each subdomain. So I thought I could realise it by using RegEx, but I heard that RegEx is only possible on the Application layer, and you can't specify the needed services there.

This is what I need (anonymised):
sub01.tld.com
sub02.tld.com
sub03.tld.com
sub04.tld.com
sub05.tld.com
(you get the point, it continues up to)
sub09.tld.com
The needed services are port 8080 and 10000

My idea was a RegEx like ^sub(0[1-9]).tld.com$ - but is that possible?

Regards,
Julia

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PhoneBoy
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Correct, the only way to use Regex is to use Custom Application/Site objects which implies web traffic.
For non-web traffic, you have to specify the various FQDNs either as FQDN domain objects or put them in a Network Feed which can be represented with a single object.

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