Hi @mohammedelmeligie1978
once i add proxy server to machine or browser => do you mean configuring Proxy's IP and Port in browsers settings?
( if yes; this is explicit Proxy )
in blocks all the URLs => could you please let us know:
1- have you enabled HTTPS DECRYPTIONS ? if yes, is the WSA's certificate trusted in browser/OS?
2- is all HTTP and HTTPS traffics gets blocked ?
3- what error do you see in browser? (can you please attach the screen shot)
if you see WSA's blocked notification page, it will let you know the reason for blocking the page
If you get timed-out and you are using Transparent proxy as you mentioned previously, please double check both send and receive path
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you can check which policy your request hits from GUI >> SYSTEM ADMINISTRATIONS >> POLICY TRACE
also it is good to check the accesslogs from CLI type grep and hit enter
find accesslogs from the list and type its number and hit enter
- Enter the regular expression to grep.[]> type your client's ip address
- Do you want this search to be case insensitive? [Y]> Y
- Do you want to search for non-matching lines? [N]> N
- Do you want to tail the logs? [N]> Y
- Do you want to paginate the output? [N]> N
then try to brows some URLs for both HTTP/HTTPS .
you can share the output here or check to see if it hits correct IDENTIFICATION PROFILE and/or correct ACCESS/DECRYPTIUN POLICY
Also you will see the http response code : 1664658050.102 28 10.4.4.2 TCP_CLIENT_REFRESH_MISS/200
Regards,
Amirhossein Mojarrad
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