How to configure watchguard to allow exe file downloads

Select System Configuration File. The Configuration File page appears. Click Choose File or Browse to choose the configuration file to upload. The button name depends on the browser you use. Click Restore. The Firebox configuration is updated to the settings from the configuration file.  · Block EXE/DLL downloads in Watchguard Firewall And by pass proxy. login to watchguard. go to policy manager. save and exit. Posted by Sishanth at PM. Email ThisBlogThis!Share to TwitterShare to FacebookShare to Pinterest. Newer Post Older Post Home. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Bruce, This "bltadwin.ru" is NOT a domain name. THAT is a Fully Qualified Domain Name (FQDN). The domain name is just "bltadwin.ru", but that's a moot point anyway, because it is not what I have been asking about allowing. I KNOW what a domain name is and what an FQDN is. You are missing what I have been asking all along.

In reply to Caio G.'s post on Ap. In case it's related to security but you're sure that there's no danger in this download, try this: Open MS Edge. On its address bar, type edge://settings/privacy and press Enter. Scroll down the page and find Security. Deactivate Microsoft Defender SmartScreen. Close Edge and open it again. Mobile VPN with SSL client profile. First they download and install the client and second they CAN download the client profile. This is bltadwin.ru config file, that contains all settings needed to connect. If you put this file on the desktop and associate it with the sslvpn client, you have just to doubleclick it. Until recently, Windows 10 would allow bltadwin.ru plus bltadwin.ru file to run, during startup. This was what I wanted, because bltadwin.ru file would start a bltadwin.ru program. Yet, approximately 5 days ago, I had to switch software - which meant replacing the bltadwin.ru file, with a new one. So, the bltadwin.ru file would start a bltadwin.ru program.

However, I am allowed to bltadwin.ru files from any site including those not on HTTP Proxy Exceptions List. Have verified this behavior from 2 separate computers on network. I must be doing something wrong or missing something obvious, but cannot figure out what it could be. To see and edit all of the Application Control actions: Select Subscription Services Application Control. To create a new Application Control action, click Add. Or, to edit an action, select the action name and click Edit. If this is a new action, in the Name text box, type the name for the action. 2) on your HTTP proxy action, use HTTP Proxy Exceptions and enter the Domain Name of the site that you want to allow the download. The deny is not caused by a WebBlocker setting, but by a proxy action setting - Body Content Types - Windows EXE/DLL. 3) there must be a different HTTP policy that applies to you - thus your ability to do the download.