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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.tar files for TLS exclusions for Office365 updates not available

ADJ

I need to add the TLS exclusions for allowing Office365 updates through because the Web Protection module is blocking them - I can update my Office365 apps fine without the protection as this has been tested successfully.

My firewall is XGS87 running SFOS 19.5 MR3 build 652.

I tried to follow the steps in the following URL written by Sophos = support.sophos.com/.../KB-000038173

Specifically following "Method 2" by trying to use the ZIP file provided by Sophos to import into my firewall as I don't have the time nor the patience to copy and paste each entry in manually, please there is error if I miss an entry.

But there is an issue - the ZIP file provided by Sophos for me to import into my firewall only contains XML files! There are NO .tar files at all - so what is the point of providing documentation but do not provide the .tar files necessary to complete the instruction?

Also - why is it that I am having to do this myself, when Sophos has the ability to include these TLS exclusions in updates to SFOS? Or even as a dynamic list as part of their pattern updates?

As an FYI - I have raised a technical support case with Sophos who for some reason want to carry out a remote connection, even though the issue is with their documentation!



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    Likely - You have a unzip tool, which completely unzip the files.

    .tar is also a packed file. There are some tools, which unpacks all files directly.

    That is the content of the .zip. 

    BTW: If you use the DPI engine, it excludes the managed exclusion list. 

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