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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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    Stauer, in order to circumvent the manual addition of checksum every month (most well maintained apps like CCleaner etc. come in monthly update cycles nowadays) i would just use the Sophos Application Control and Authorize FireFox.

    Application Control according to John Stringer includes and controls not only the installable application (C:\Programme\Firefox) _but also_  any portable derivate like FirefoxPortable (http://PortableApps.com )

    :2210
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    Stauer, in order to circumvent the manual addition of checksum every month (most well maintained apps like CCleaner etc. come in monthly update cycles nowadays) i would just use the Sophos Application Control and Authorize FireFox.

    Application Control according to John Stringer includes and controls not only the installable application (C:\Programme\Firefox) _but also_  any portable derivate like FirefoxPortable (http://PortableApps.com )

    :2210
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