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Firewall Policies - Applications

stauer

Good Morning,

i need your help.

First some facts:

- Company with 100 Clients

- Need only 1 Firewall Policy

- Mode: Block by default

I need to create a Policy.

I want to enable some Programms, which can be used by our employee.

But I don't know how?

Do I have to do this on the tab Checksums, where I can add new applications by Checksum?

 - But is this checksum for all programms like Firefox, or do I have to add for each PC a new checksum?

OR

Do I have to this on the tab Applications, where I can add new applications?

- Do I have to create a Rule for each Programm? Like - Application Firefox allows where the remote adress is 192.168.10.*

I dont know the difference between these two?

Please help me

(sorry for bad englisch, im german^^)

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    If use checksums is not checked they are not used for authentication (they are included in a no application rule alert though so that they are available if you later decide to use them).

    The checksum does not depend on the client so it is valid for all clients. Checksums are associated with a filename which is the looked up in the application rules. Thus you can have several checksums for Firefox (e.g. one for 3.6.0 and one for 3.6.2 and so on). There is no mechanism to update the checksums automatically as far as I know.

    Christian

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    If use checksums is not checked they are not used for authentication (they are included in a no application rule alert though so that they are available if you later decide to use them).

    The checksum does not depend on the client so it is valid for all clients. Checksums are associated with a filename which is the looked up in the application rules. Thus you can have several checksums for Firefox (e.g. one for 3.6.0 and one for 3.6.2 and so on). There is no mechanism to update the checksums automatically as far as I know.

    Christian

    :2204
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