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Allow - Adobe and CS2 Logins

Red_Warrior

Log into UI

Configuration / Group Policy / Local Site List

Add Sites

> Click Enter Multiple Sites

Add the following Sites:

aihdownload.adobe.com

fpdownload.macromedia.com

adobelogin.com

activate.adobe.com

adobe.activate.com

Click on override the risk class

selecte trusted

Click Save

this will add all 5 sites and enable all of Adobe CSS stuff

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    Hi Red Warrior,

    Adobe sites are not blocked by default with the web appliance, so trusting it's domians is not recommend unless there is a specific reason to do so.  If it is being blocked, then it would be a different part of your policy doing the blocking and that should be looked at first before doing the steps you have outlined in your post.

    Petr.

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    Hi Red Warrior,

    Adobe sites are not blocked by default with the web appliance, so trusting it's domians is not recommend unless there is a specific reason to do so.  If it is being blocked, then it would be a different part of your policy doing the blocking and that should be looked at first before doing the steps you have outlined in your post.

    Petr.

    :50778
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