Setup time for Untangle was easily less than an hour it can be put into a transparent bridge mode and so I did not have to do anything to my Juniper. If Juniper does not keep up well with the rapidly changing and concurrent lifespans of URLs versus IPs I can certainly see why it had issues with Google sites. Using this visibility I can see that Google is certainly hitting on many different IPs. It allows close-to-real-time viewing of both passed and blocked URLs along with the point-in-time IPs behind the URLs. Just a quick update - Untangle is doing precisely what we need so far for two days. The Juniper articles seem to be very detailed but miss the mark on actually working. I am hopeful someone will simply have a configuration they know works so I can go try it and post the exact commands I used (and if it worked). If it would be helpful to post the ineffective configurations I have tried and why they have failed please let me know and I can do so. Then the site would eventually be allowed again - then when it changed IPs it would be blocked again, so on and so forth. These seemed to only be sites which changed IPs often - and, for example. I was able to get close to this setup with surf control (default block) combined with my custom URL categories to permit - in fact it was cake to setup and worked flawlessly for nearly two hours, then some sites on the whitelist started to be blocked. The traffic is welcomed with an imaginary leis and the local host is allowed to browse. The firewall sees some variation of *. on the whitelist. Local host tries to access (a site which is DEFINITELY on the whitelist).Ģ. It does not serve to the host because it is not on the whitelist.Īnd for the "whitelisted" side it should happen like this:ġ. The firewall does not see on the whitelist. Local host tries to access (a site which is NOT on the whitelist).Ģ. Here is what we want to happen to URLs NOT on the whitelist:ġ. To help prevent any misunderstandings, I define whitelisting as "hosts can only browse to URLs I define and everything else is blocked." I am on day three and would very much appreciate some assistance from veteran Juniper admins. I am experiencing difficulty in whitelisting with our new Juniper SRX210.
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