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Application exceptions.

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OK, what is the application exceptions on?

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So basically, we have seen using the application feature, we have been fired up to many applications,

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we have created a rule in the policy and the device is actually a rule number 11, which deny all the

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applications to this client.

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But this is now critical to actually now.

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But now you can see some of the practical applications are also blocked as well.

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And the proof is, you can see I cannot browse any Internet site might even be trying to block some

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application before it is, but it also blocked the other application.

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The reason is because, as you can see, this is not OK.

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You can see Dropbox's is not looking because SSL is block.

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This needs to be called dependable.

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So you see most of the application block now.

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The first thing is we need to fix that.

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Understand?

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What are the risks for this flight application of what can be how we can see them?

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So, for example, if you look at these applications

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for phone number four.

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Do you see the beauty of this is this as well, Yahoo!

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Is as well.

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And you see.

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Skydive as well, these are also risk for associate justice.

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Look at it, that's why it is just another application for.

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You can pick them up.

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OK, so you see the SFL.

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So basically, what you need to do, you need to create an application exception.

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OK, make sure you ignore the application.

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Those are blocked on top of it, because if you allow at the end, it will be blocked.

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So basically what we're doing is now we've created an application Olaudah.

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Now, previously, we broke all the application of some of the legitimate applications.

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So now we need to create an exception.

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So what I have done, I created a group that's promising, as you do, and in the policy, I will be

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creating a policy on the top because I need to create an exception, whatever I have blocked, if I

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allow a policy out of the denial.

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This will never work.

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So I'm creating expecting that.

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And I'm thinking and then I will be not living up to this rule, but before the rule.

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OK, the matter is called.

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This time, I just created a new tool.

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Along.

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And what I'm going to do is I'm going to make that.

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This is called exceptional application exceptional.

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OK, I'm pushing because we like to like.

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I'll be back.

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Well, let's test it now, guys, this is completely our policy point of view, we object of the application

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group is completely.

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Yeah, disability application, maybe we need to add more application.

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We don't know how many applications are broken.

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So let's see the whole point of view.

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The rule is that the existing.

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Yeah, about.

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And that must be allowed.

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OK, and that must be before you rule, whenever you create your rule, make sure you have your Internet

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rule and you block the application that on top of it, exception.

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OK, so if you got something and something is broken, you need to put a roof above it.

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That's the rule.

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I just want to say.

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So I was explaining this is my intent to see this whole life application block, OK?

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And you can see this.

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This is the one that you can see.

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And the problem is exactly why you asked me before if I just click this.

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And if he logs that this is the rule, we can see it is blocking a lot of stuff for you and most likely

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SSL is blocked.

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Now, let's try to browse again.

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ABC is working at NBC is working people is working.

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Instagram is working.

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Google is working.

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Google might have a problem because Google might be just for application as well.

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Dropbox.

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All right, Facebook also block because Facebook is for applications, well, so you see the Gmail,

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Dropbox, they are all blocked as.

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OK.

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Hmm, do you see the box boxes blocked?

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He said, go fight.

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Dropbox is block, Google is blocked because they found this quote in his wife's application.

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So again, what do you need to do is you need to add those.

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But maybe over that period of time, you will see your user complaining that a lot of things are broken,

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so you need to be very careful about that.

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And then what else we have is Dropbox's.

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And Julia.

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OK, so you see, your list is going to increase, increase, increase, because maybe you don't know,

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you put something, you block something and suddenly working a lot of things.

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But that is why you need to analyze before you block any application in your network.

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You analyze might be some of them legitimate applications that offer.

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But you need to better to understand it is for this type of application first, what applications,

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legitimate applications are there and you can see they are blocked because of some because they are

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11 pages.

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You need to go through each by each and then analyze that.

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So if your team is asking you to block his quarters type application, you can block.

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But the problem is the challenges.

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It might be blocking some of the legitimate applications that.

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If that happened, room.

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You can see the apple, apples to apples.

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You can see the.

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So they are also to for at least.

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You see, even the majority is this qualification.

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Poppy, even his cooperation.

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So it's maybe your company policy, how they define it, right?

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So now I give them I can push them again.

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Pushing through that is not yet 99 percent completed.

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Let me check that.

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Completed application was broken, for example, the SWAT team is also working for something we haven't

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put on Facebook because Facebook is also the support application of about Twitter, Twitter, Instagram,

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despite what many swine do you find because.

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So basically, that's how you can along a lot so you can sleep, I go to what you see.

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And no, just call and me check the rule.

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The.

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I.

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But this is all we can create an exception.

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And Angostura.

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Thank you.