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<b>Hotmail\Windows Live</b> Attachments ('download' rather than 'view online') are filtered by my proxy server because of a rule I have set. Can anyone tell me what address is actually trying to be accessed when users click on 'download' next to an attachment?<br />
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I have many hundred rules deny accessing to domain names, wildcard rules etc etc.<br />
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Thanks<br />

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Hotmail\Windows Live Attachments ('download' rather than 'view online') are filtered by my proxy server because of a rule I have set. Can anyone tell me what address is actually trying to be accessed when users click on 'download' next to an attachment?

I have many hundred rules deny accessing to domain names, wildcard rules etc etc.

Thanks


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