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@JNJCTS I would start by doing a packet capture as this should help identify where in the packet flow things are going wrong like access rules or NATS as @Ajishlal has mentioned. Here is a destination based settings for the packet capture you can use:
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Hi @swdee Does this network range 192.168.0.0 overlap with any other networks on the firewall?
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Hi @GTC , Try logging in via incognito / private page
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@BWC Yup got a message early this AM saying it is now resolved. Thank you for bringing it up to our attention!
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Hi @BWC I have reported this to our internal teams and will update you here.
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Hi @PrateekSharma I checked with my team - they informed me for the test, the files sizes were 10mb.
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Hi @BWC I'll look into this and get back to you.
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Hi @Asif_Iqbal , you should be able to see more information but it might be the way you have confirmed the Packet monitor. Please use the following template as you should get a betterview/result: Monitor filter tab: Ether: IP IP Type: ICMP Destination: The destination ip you are trying to ping Enable - Enable Bidirectional…
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Good Catch @BWC ! @pjb , if you continue to receive these log entries and windows update is being blocked, please create a web ticket or give a call to our support team so they can get in touch with our GAV signature team to look into this false positive.
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Hi @RoD1 Yes it is possible. Its more for port isolation but its possible to do it for restricting traffic between any port.
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Hi @harikishan , It is not possible as its not supported on SW HES.
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Hi @Asif_Iqbal , Enable all those options. After this we should see more details as @Arkwright mentioned.
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Hi @PrateekSharma , I am looking into this and will get back to you here.
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Hi @pjb This is just a log entry stating that the firewalls Gateway Anti virus blocking a connection from source 23.60.159.57, 80, X4 to destination 192.168.0.167, 57762, X0 as it detected Agent.FL (Trojan) which matched a cloud id (Cloud Id: 82586309). It was blocked at the firewall and didnt reach that PC. Was a user…
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Hi @CTG , Is this inbound traffic? You will need to do some port forwarding via Access rules and NAT. Please check out the following kb: How can I enable port forwarding and allow access to a server through the SonicWall? | SonicWall