Why the link can't be blocked?

Do you have access to support, or are you a home user?   You may have found a bug that Support needs to investigate.

I have reproduced your symptoms.

I think I repeated your problem because I repeated your mistake.

Escape all of the "/" characters -- replace them with "\/" -- and see if it fixes the problem.   I do not have time to repeat my tests right now.

BAlfson said:

Yes, Perry, if you don't install the Proxy CA in all computers, they will get a certificate warning.

Cheers - Bob

 

Hi,

Perry the error you get looks like it is from the firefox.

The firefox uses by default not the certifcate store from windows.

Here you have to import the CA in the firefox itself.

Best Regards
DKKDG

DKKDG said:

Hi,

Perry the error you get looks like it is from the firefox.

The firefox uses by default not the certifcate store from windows.

Here you have to import the CA in the firefox itself.

Best Regards
DKKDG

 

Hi DKKDG,

I am using Google Chrome and the certificate imports by double click at window file manager.

You need to use GPO to push the certificate to all clients.   It is needed whether you https inspection or not, but it is more critical with https inspection enabled.

You are running into common startup problems, so you need to do some research.  I have tried to use this forum to document everything that I figured out as I worked with web filtering, because the manuals do not provide any tutorials.   

My earliest material is in the WiKi section, and generally foundational.  There is a post about the UTM Architecture, which contains undocumented information that I learned by unhappy surprise, a tutorial about how the different pieces of the web filtering configuration work together, and a discussion about the different security mechanisms and how they fit together. 

The newer material is pinned at the top of the Web Filtering sub-forum.    The most recent entry is "Troubleshooting Web Filtering", which you may find useful for rapid response to the next problem.   "Web Filtering Lessons Learned" is the longest document.   It includes a sample proxy script, an explanation of why I use both Standard Mode and Transparent Mode together, and related matters.

DouglasFoster said:

You need to use GPO to push the certificate to all clients.   It is needed whether you https inspection or not, but it is more critical with https inspection enabled.

You are running into common startup problems, so you need to do some research.  I have tried to use this forum to document everything that I figured out as I worked with web filtering, because the manuals do not provide any tutorials.   

My earliest material is in the WiKi section, and generally foundational.  There is a post about the UTM Architecture, which contains undocumented information that I learned by unhappy surprise, a tutorial about how the different pieces of the web filtering configuration work together, and a discussion about the different security mechanisms and how they fit together. 

The newer material is pinned at the top of the Web Filtering sub-forum.    The most recent entry is "Troubleshooting Web Filtering", which you may find useful for rapid response to the next problem.   "Web Filtering Lessons Learned" is the longest document.   It includes a sample proxy script, an explanation of why I use both Standard Mode and Transparent Mode together, and related matters.

 

Hi DouglasFoster,

First of all, thanks your help and teaching.

I already installed the CA by GPO and checked by CertMgr but the problem still coming.  Otherwise , I will not call help again. (T_T)

Does it not work related to the Cloudflare setting?

Everyday, I am trying and error, I feel very tired!

YEAH! The warning hasn't prompt again!

All see this for general background information on HTTPS scanning.

https://community.sophos.com/kb/en-us/132997

So you are wanting to bypass your router/firewall/utm and see how your desktop software firewall response to ICMP? Hopefully I am understanding what you want here.

If that's the case, get the gateway of your ISP modem/router via whatismyip in google. Then connect to a hotspot or external network, or even a VPN then try to ping back to your WAN, does it respond? If it doesn't respond then you need to either bridge your isp gear, set disable firewall for true static, or go into settings and enable ICMP passthrough. After that you need to pass ICMP through your UTM 9 or set your local (LAN) IP for bypass/DMZ then rerun the test. https://tgw.onl/digitalocean/ https://tgw.onl/siteground/ https://tgw.onl/ipage/

That's pretty much all you need to do either way, but if your ISP is force blocking ICMP and you can't get into it to make changes then you are pretty much out of luck.

To elaborate, the basic PING-related settings are in:

Network Protection... Firewall... ICMP (tab)

You can enable some of these options, then restrict them using firewall rules.

Also remember that UTM is largely directionless, so if you want to permit ping out but not ping in, you need to teach UTM to do that with firewall rules, because it does not think in terms of inside and outside inmost contexts.

Overall, reachability for ping is different than reachability for web traffic.

You can enable some of these options, then restrict them using firewall rules.

It's the other way around, Doug - the settings on the 'ICMP' tab take precedence over manual firewall rules.  If you want to restrict these options, you have to de-select things on the 'ICMP' tab and then create firewall rules for what you want to allow.

Cheers - Bob

You can enable some of these options, then restrict them using firewall rules.

It's the other way around, Doug - the settings on the 'ICMP' tab take precedence over manual firewall rules.  If you want to restrict these options, you have to de-select things on the 'ICMP' tab and then create firewall rules for what you want to allow.

Cheers - Bob

Thanks, Bob.  I have learned much from you

Regarding the CA Certified you imported at your Clients:

Maybe you did import it into "Certificates" and not "Trusted Certificate Authorities"?

It needs to be imported into "Trusted Certificate Authorities" because all other Certificates for Sites you open are created by this CA.

IE, Edge and Chrome use the Windows Certificate Store by default. If you imported it there it should be fine for this browsers.

On firefox I think there is an option to tell it to also use the Windows Certificate Store.