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GeoIP lookup on UTM

Ben@Network

Hello Community,

We want to send emails to a domain that is prohibited in Country Blocking. I have made an exception for the country, but the connection is still blocked. How can I find out on the UTM to which country the IP address is assigned?

Thanks,

Ben



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  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember

    Hi Ben, 

    You could configure country blocking exceptions for the domain and add required email services. Configure the exception as per the highlighted entries in the following table. 

    Interface/remote host Requests Host/network Countries
    Local interface Coming from Enter a local interface address Choose countries to skip
    Local interface Going to Enter a local interface address Choose countries to skip
    Remote host (internal network) Coming from Enter an internal host/network Choose countries to skip
    Remote host (external network) Coming from Enter an external host Do not choose countries
    Remote host (internal network) Going to Enter an internal host/network Choose countries to skip
    Remote host (external network) Going to Enter an external host Do not choose countries

    You could find more information by navigating to Network Protection > Firewall > Country Blocking Exceptions and the click on the "?" on the top right of the page. 

    Thanks,

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  • FormerMember
    0 FormerMember

    Hi Ben, 

    You could configure country blocking exceptions for the domain and add required email services. Configure the exception as per the highlighted entries in the following table. 

    Interface/remote host Requests Host/network Countries
    Local interface Coming from Enter a local interface address Choose countries to skip
    Local interface Going to Enter a local interface address Choose countries to skip
    Remote host (internal network) Coming from Enter an internal host/network Choose countries to skip
    Remote host (external network) Coming from Enter an external host Do not choose countries
    Remote host (internal network) Going to Enter an internal host/network Choose countries to skip
    Remote host (external network) Going to Enter an external host Do not choose countries

    You could find more information by navigating to Network Protection > Firewall > Country Blocking Exceptions and the click on the "?" on the top right of the page. 

    Thanks,

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