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Would you know how to add port 8080 to an existing HTTP policy?
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Would you know how to add port 8080 to an existing HTTP policy?

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Thanks for the points. &nbsp;I'll have to get back to you on adding port 8080. &nbsp;I never worked on a Watchguard firewall. &nbsp;What level of firmware/software is your firewall running?<br />
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Generically there should be some type of definition of what ports are included as http/https traffic and you would add port 8080 to that definition. &nbsp;<br />
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You might want to dump the configuration file and look for any definitions/parameters that have http or port 80 in them and go from there.
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Thanks for the points.  I'll have to get back to you on adding port 8080.  I never worked on a Watchguard firewall.  What level of firmware/software is your firewall running?

Generically there should be some type of definition of what ports are included as http/https traffic and you would add port 8080 to that definition.  

You might want to dump the configuration file and look for any definitions/parameters that have http or port 80 in them and go from there.

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Whats the best way to test Bandwidth restrictions. I have set HTTP and HTTPS restrictions on a watchguard firewall on 4 different VLANs. <br />
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Will a speedtest.net test not work?<br />
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Whats the best way to test Bandwidth restrictions. I have set HTTP and HTTPS restrictions on a watchguard firewall on 4 different VLANs. 

Will a speedtest.net test not work?

Thanks

Testing Bandwidth restrictions on VLANs

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