Important note about SSL VPN compatibility for 20.0 MR1 with EoL SFOS versions and UTM9 OS. Learn more in the release notes.

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INSPECTING THE TRAFFIC

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HI.

Is there any possible way to inspect traffic for non-standard ports eg. 8443, 990... Im using some service on given ports and i was trying to test AV if its gonna to block that file which i was trying to send. I was disapointed traffic went without any problem(no inspection i guess). Is there any clue on it ?

Traffic comes from WAN and goes to LAN-> ftp/https server ports 990/8443.

in the fw rules security features are sets.



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    Is the Stream of 990 / 8443 encrypted or not? 

    I would assume, it is.

    You need V18 with SSLx do actually decrypt this traffic to have a chance to scan something. 

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    Is the Stream of 990 / 8443 encrypted or not? 

    I would assume, it is.

    You need V18 with SSLx do actually decrypt this traffic to have a chance to scan something. 

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    indeed it is :) Im using SSL for my services.

    but i have no idea how to set it up to decrypt it in v18 ^^ i hope u will help me somehow. 

    But i did some changes and malware was succesfully blocked. In the Security section i have chosen "WEB PROXY SCAN"

    but if this a proper way ?.

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