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Are you saying that users can access this url when on a public network outside the college, and coming throught the WAN of the Sonicwall, but cannot access it when on the LAN?
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Are you saying that users can access this url when on a public network outside the college, and coming throught the WAN of the Sonicwall, but cannot access it when on the LAN?

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Hi carlmd,<br />
It's a work lan, and user is trying to access a college url for course work, submit project etc.<br />
If I take him off the lan and get him out to the internet via mobile internet dongle the url loads fine.<br />
Reconnect his Ethernet cable and the sonicwall blocks it, not via a blocked message, he just gets a cannot load page message.<br />
Must be because of it not running over port 80?<br />
Thanks for help.
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Hi carlmd,
It's a work lan, and user is trying to access a college url for course work, submit project etc.
If I take him off the lan and get him out to the internet via mobile internet dongle the url loads fine.
Reconnect his Ethernet cable and the sonicwall blocks it, not via a blocked message, he just gets a cannot load page message.
Must be because of it not running over port 80?
Thanks for help.

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Hi,<br />
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User has a college website which they need to access which is coming in on port 2103 (<a href="http://ezproxy.hiscollege.com:2103" rel="ugc">http://ezproxy.hiscollege.com:2103</a>)<br />
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I have added the URL to the default policy whitelist but the browser still cannot load it. SonicWALL is not giving an error, there is just a standard page not loaded message, but I know that the reason it is being blocked is because of the firewall as this URL is available when outside the network.<br />
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Is there a specific way to allow access to a non-default port in a URL?<br />
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Thanks in advance for advice.
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Hi,

User has a college website which they need to access which is coming in on port 2103 (http://ezproxy.hiscollege.com:2103)

I have added the URL to the default policy whitelist but the browser still cannot load it. SonicWALL is not giving an error, there is just a standard page not loaded message, but I know that the reason it is being blocked is because of the firewall as this URL is available when outside the network.

Is there a specific way to allow access to a non-default port in a URL?

Thanks in advance for advice.

Sonicwall NSA 2400 + whitelist a URL not on port 80

Hardware-based firewalls provide more sophisticated protection for inbound and outbound traffic than the simple Windows software firewall or the basic NAT firewalls found in routers. These devices implement techniques such as stateful packet inspection, deep packet inspection, and content filtering; and may include built-in antivirus and anti-malware protection.