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I noticed that after setting UTM as my default gateway I could no longer install or update games on my xbox. After a couple hours I discovered this was caused by the antivius scanning option.

My solution was a static dhcp entry for the xbox assigned to a new web filter profile with AV scanning disabled. Ran into a similar problem with a Samsung Blu-Ray player where Netflix would crash at 6% or 25% when buffering a new stream. This is also working with a static assignment to the new filter profile.

Just wanted to add it to the board in case someone else comes looking.

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0 Michael Dunn over 10 years ago

Thanks for the shared wisdom.

If you want, rather then creating a separate profile you can create an Exception, coming from that Source IP that skips AV Scanning. Might be easier to manage.
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0 Michael Dunn over 10 years ago

Thanks for the shared wisdom.

If you want, rather then creating a separate profile you can create an Exception, coming from that Source IP that skips AV Scanning. Might be easier to manage.
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0 xax over 10 years ago in reply to Michael Dunn

Thanks for the suggestion, I think I will go that route.
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0 bblank over 9 years ago in reply to xax

There are several posts about getting an Xbox Live account working with the firewall and web proxy. I already had the NAT and regular firewall rules set up. I just had to add the Web Filter Exception. Example attached. After reading this post, I see it might just be AV scanning, but I thought it had something to do with authentication. If I have "excluded" too much, share your opinions please. Thanks! Bob.
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