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For the Fortigate Web Filtering I'm trying to figure out the proper syntax to open whitelist a domain.<br />
Even if that domain has more path behind it.<br />
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For example both www.mydomain.com&nbsp;and www.mydomain.com/business/advertising/prices.pdf<br />
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I watched the Fortinet video, and it shows the URL filter should be: *mydomainname.com &nbsp;&quot;wildcard&quot; &quot;Exempt&quot;<br />
but that does not work at all.<br />
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I tried *.mydomainname.com and that works for the main page, but not the remainder of the path. (it get blocked by a web filter category)<br />
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Thanks!
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For the Fortigate Web Filtering I'm trying to figure out the proper syntax to open whitelist a domain.
Even if that domain has more path behind it.

For example both www.mydomain.com and www.mydomain.com/business/advertising/prices.pdf

I watched the Fortinet video, and it shows the URL filter should be: *mydomainname.com  "wildcard" "Exempt"
but that does not work at all.

I tried *.mydomainname.com and that works for the main page, but not the remainder of the path. (it get blocked by a web filter category)

Thanks!

Fortigate Web Filter Syntax

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