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Hello,
we have R80.20 and normally we don't allow to download filetypes like "exe", "zip" etc.. Therefore we created a Threat Prevention policy with the action "prevent (defined in a profile)". Now we want do define some URls (as exceptions) where a file download is accpeted and allowed.
Does anybody know, how I can do this?
Thanks for any infos.
Hi,
Please share an example.
Hi,
for example I want to download the file "KeePass" (and later also files from other URLs) from the URL https://www.heise.de/download/product/keepass-15712
Therefore I need an exception for the domain "*.heise.de", because normaly we deny to download filetypes as exe, zip....
I already tried to define an exception rule under the threat prevention rule (which blocks to download certain filetypes), however this doesn't work.
How can I implement this?
Thanks.
Hi,
You can create a custom application in order to allow those certain URLs. Please refer to sk103051 for download and guide.
Then, you can create an application for “.heise.de/download” with HTTP scenario:
After that, import the application into Smart Console and use it in a rule in the access policy on “allow”:
Thanks for your answers. I will try it.
As I described I also tried an exception under the Threat prevention. It seems that it works only with a Regex expression for the domain heise.de and not with a wildcard definition.
So the Regex: .*\.heise\.de.* allows the download from the domain heise.de however the wildcard *.heise.de or *.heise.de* doesn't work. Is the syntax for the wildcard false? I don't understand why it doesn't work with a wildcard.
Thank you for the infos. I will try it.
As I described in my last post, I tried to accept the download with an exception rule under the threat prevention rule (rule which blocks all exe downloads). Now it seems, that the rule works, but only if I write the URL as a Regex expression and not as a wildcard.
So the regex works: .*\.heise\.de.* but not the wildcard *.heise.de or *.heise.de*. Is the syntax of the wildcard false? Is this also a correct way if i define a Threat prevention exception?
Thanks.
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