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Block one web profile accessing another?

Louis-M

Corporate network = 10.1.1.0/24

Guest network = 192.168.1.0/24

Two web profiles created to allow the above.

However, clients accessing guest profile can browse to web servers on corp network. There are quite a few web servers so a block on the whole corp subnet would be nice.

If I put the subnet in tags, I can block it by IP but not by FQDN and I don't want to put 100 server URL's in there. Anybody know an easier way?



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    Hi Louis-M,

    do you use a transparent proxy for the guest network?

    If so you can use the function to skip following networks from transparent proxy.

    If you work with tags you can work with URLs cause their is an option to include subdomains

     

    Best Regards
    DKKDG

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    Hi Louis-M,

    do you use a transparent proxy for the guest network?

    If so you can use the function to skip following networks from transparent proxy.

    If you work with tags you can work with URLs cause their is an option to include subdomains

     

    Best Regards
    DKKDG

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