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Website blocked from Watchguard XTM505
Our clients Watchguard XTM505 is blocking them from getting to monster.com hiring website. Starting about two months ago they could no longer get into the employer hiring section of Monster.com. It will let them put in their user name and pswd and then times out. We can get to the website if we bypass the Watchguard and we have put in exceptions into the Webblocker on the Watchguard. We have also put the IP addresses for the website into the firewall > blocked sites exception list. We did try and disable the Webblocker subscription service and still no luck. Any comments on configuring the Watchguard to allow us to finish the login at hiring.monster.com website would be appreciated.
ASKER
We have put all the above in the exceptions for Webblocker on the Watchguard. We have also put the IP addresses for the websites into the firewall > blocked sites exception list. Still no luck, please let me know if you have any other ideas, thank you.
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We will be contacting Watchguard tomorrow and see if they have any suggestions. I will post the update as soon as we know, thank you.
ASKER
Here is what Monster came back with:
Monster IP Ranges:
Bedford:
208.71.194.0/24
208.71.195.0/24
208.71.196.0/24
208.71.197.0/24
208.71.198.0/24
208.71.199.0/24
South Boston:
63.121.28.0/24
63.121.29.0/24
63.121.30.0/24
63.121.31.0/24
In addition we had to add a new Firewall Policy to the WatchGuard in order to fix the problem with the above IP addresses and subnet.
Monster IP Ranges:
Bedford:
208.71.194.0/24
208.71.195.0/24
208.71.196.0/24
208.71.197.0/24
208.71.198.0/24
208.71.199.0/24
South Boston:
63.121.28.0/24
63.121.29.0/24
63.121.30.0/24
63.121.31.0/24
In addition we had to add a new Firewall Policy to the WatchGuard in order to fix the problem with the above IP addresses and subnet.
ASKER
Thank you for your help.
I've also seen where some sites, like Facebook, make use of other domains to host their content and just making an allow rule for facbeook.com isn't enough to get many web filtering systems to allow it through successfully.