Can't get ESO updater to work as exception, any ideas?

What the logviewer says?

For wildcard FQDN, the host should use the firewall as DNS - server.

Do you use webfilter, SSL, application-filter, Proxy, ...?

Can you show us a screenshot from your exception?

Some more details would be helpful.

What the logviewer says?

For wildcard FQDN, the host should use the firewall as DNS - server.

Do you use webfilter, SSL, application-filter, Proxy, ...?

Can you show us a screenshot from your exception?

Some more details would be helpful.

Thanks for pointing out log viewer.

Heres the malware detection

messageid="08001" message="Malware 'Unscannable' was detected and blocked in a download from patcher.elderscrollsonline.com" log_type="Anti-Virus" log_component="HTTP" log_subtype="Virus" fw_rule_id="5" fw_rule_name="#Default_Network_Policy" fw_rule_section="Local rule" user="" web_policy_id="12" virus="Unscannable" url="">patcher.elderscrollsonline.com/.../ZosSteamStarter.patchmanifest" domain="patcher.elderscrollsonline.com" src_ip="192.168.117.14" src_country="R1" dst_ip="23.40.99.21" dst_country="USA" protocol="TCP" src_port="63212" dst_port="80" bytes_sent="269" bytes_received="0" user_agent="Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 9.11; Windows NT 6.3.9600.0; en-US)" status_code="403" web_policy="Default Policy"

My reply got  flagged for spam, but thank  you for pointing out the log viewer.

I'll try to post the malware denial without getting flagged

Hi,

that will not work very well because you have the source and destination networks in the same firewall rule. You do not need the destination network in the source network. I suspect you will need an exception to bypass the scanning of the incoming traffic.

Ian

Please post the bottom part of the firewall rule. Did you create a web exception?

Ian