Is there anyway to add these address as on rule in the packet filter? Is the only way to block them by creating a rule for each ip address? Thanks for any input with my issue.
Unfortunately, John, I'm fairly certain the traffic isn't subject to the packet filter rules since it's captured by the proxy before the rules are considered. You have to block the traffic in the proxy if you use the proxy.
I just blocked vtunnel.com in Astaro V7.401, and that worked. When I try to access the numeric IPs, I get the following, regardless of whether vtunnel.com is blocked:
Unfortunately, John, I'm fairly certain the traffic isn't subject to the packet filter rules since it's captured by the proxy before the rules are considered. You have to block the traffic in the proxy if you use the proxy.
I just blocked vtunnel.com in Astaro V7.401, and that worked. When I try to access the numeric IPs, I get the following, regardless of whether vtunnel.com is blocked:
Cheers - Bob
Thanks for replaying Bob. I was actually created a thread about vtunnel in the Content Filter forum here. I didn't want to have to enable Scan HTTPS (SSL) Traffic because we do not have a public/private wireless network congifured here yet. I was hoping that I could just have traffic going to that domain just get blockholed, so I could "disable" this one proxy the kids in my school district have learned how to access. I think my solution right now is just to enable Scan HTTPS (SSL) Traffic, and when someone out of the district comes in and needs internet access I'll just load the SSL cert and give them the wpa key.
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