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^https?://([A-Za-z0-9.-]*\.)?windowsupdate\.com/
Arent whitelists in proxy capable doing regex?
Quote from: mimugmail on October 22, 2019, 05:37:00 amArent whitelists in proxy capable doing regex?Maybe but I haven't found a working solution in any site (stackoverflow or here). At least my regex which works fine on Sophos UTM isn't working with OPNsense.
^https?://([A-Za-z0-9\.-]*\.)?windowsupdate\.com/
Hey guys,I'm currently using Sophos UTM and I want to migrate my firewalls to OPNsense. Since OPNsense is advertising QuoteHIGH-END SECURITY MADE EASY I'd have never thought that easy peasy tasks on Sophos UTM need expert knowledge on OPNsense.I've read a few threads where people struggeld with allowing wildcard domains in OPNsense. And I can confirm it's definitely a pain in the ass. I'm already trying it since a few days to make Windows Updates and AnyDesk work.Todo -> allow these Domains::*.net.anydesk.com [TCP] 80,443,6568*.update.microsoft.com [TCP] 80,443*.update.microsoft.com [TCP] 80,443download.windowsupdate.com [TCP] 80,443With Sophos UTM this is an easy job since Windows Updates are proconfigured as a service.All other * wildcards can be handled with a regex like this: Code: [Select]^https?://([A-Za-z0-9.-]*\.)?windowsupdate\.com/Has somebody ever made Windows Updates and Anydesk work with OPNsense? sources:https://support.anydesk.com/Firewallhttps://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/how-to-add-outbound-rule-in-windows-firewall-to/7f9c04c1-5216-47d9-9de3-64cc19eb796d