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RE: [FW1] Real Player




Hi

Be aware though that RealPlayer can redirect through port 80 (http).

In this case the only realistic way to block through FW-1 is to use an http-with-resource type rule (there have been various postings) e.g.:-

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How to block HTTP downloads

Fact: Firewall-1  
Fact: HTTP Security Server

Fix: Create a HTTP resource as follows:
In the URI Definition window, "Match" tab:
Schemes: HTTP
Methods: GET
Host:    *
Path:    *.{ra,rm,ram,mov,asf,asx,wm,wma,wax,wvx,mp3}
Query:   *
Include any desired extensions

Create a rule that uses this resource and denies access to anything
matching this resource (note this rule should show up before your rules
that allow general HTTP access):
 Source  Destination  Service   Action
Internal-Net  Any   http->resource   Reject


The rule above also blocks Real Audio, Windows Media Player, and most
Streaming Audio and Video, although Real Player can be reconfigured to use
HTTP so that may still get through. As an FYI, you may also want to create
an FTP Resource that does the same thing. Users can get be pretty
resourceful if they have to......

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NOTE: This has some unfortunate side effects - e.g. http 1.1 (on some newer sites) can mean that the site won't work properly. An easy fix is to disable http 1.1 support in the browser - there are also some other suggested fixes in postings although I don't believe there is an 'official' Checkpoint fix for this.

Also (please could others comment) - there could be an extra workload on the firewall and latency on the Internet performance ?


Tim Higgins



"Sridhara Gupta B" <[email protected]>
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09/03/01 10:43

       
        To:        "Chin, Walter" <[email protected]>, "Checkpoint Mailinglist \(E-mail\)" <[email protected]>
        cc:        
        Subject:        RE: [FW1] Real Player




Hi Walter,

Real player uses ports 8200,3030 to 3036, 7070. If you block these ports you
can stop real player.

Regards,
Gupta B.S


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Subject: [FW1] Real Player



Does anybody know what ports Real Player uses?


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