Hello CL,
it's probably not a good idea to turn off application authentication. Anyway - if it is turned off you shouldn't get Invalid checksum as the reason. Did you stop and restart the application? Is there a corresponding entry under Events/New or modified applications?
BTW: Is the application also listed in the applications tab (global rules have by default a lower priority than application rules)?
Christian
Hello CL,
it's probably not a good idea to turn off application authentication. Anyway - if it is turned off you shouldn't get Invalid checksum as the reason. Did you stop and restart the application? Is there a corresponding entry under Events/New or modified applications?
BTW: Is the application also listed in the applications tab (global rules have by default a lower priority than application rules)?
Christian