@ageekhere Unfortunately that did not solve my problem :-( I tried both variants, but none seems to solve my problem. I ended up checking the "do not verify remote certificate" option anyway. [image: 1662447844146-5f5023a0-1620-49c9-95fd-875a35eddb8a-image.png] But I am still surprised, that Squid receives a request for port 5222. Regards Marcel

@basem already showed that error in your pic.. So since you clearly say auth works in browser, and your sure your putting in the correct username and password.. How is it pfsense issue? I would suggest you open a ticket with them.. With this exact info - you can auth via browser, but anydesk isn't working and giving you that error.

I'll move this topic to there. Check the logs to see what is being blocked and why. You probably need to enable the finance categories. Though you might need to whitelist some domains yourself if the list you're using isn't current or simply doesn't include whatever sites you're seeing blocked. Steve

I would also be interested if this is possible or not? I think its not possible...

@ageekhere Done Opened [image: 1661211004620-screen-shot-2022-08-22-at-4.29.24-pm-resized.png]

@jonathanlee [image: 1661112591020-096e4435-3b0c-4f3e-a6c5-80fbc347097a-image.png] (IMAGE: After certificate is approved you can use your smartphone and it works again with Firefox as a browser)

@ghostshell Amazons Prime changed yesterday for me it was the same for 3 years now it has .am in the domain. I can see them resolve in logs under DNS resolver it will show them pull and resolve every 5 mins. [image: 1661022208159-resolver.png]

@ageekhere you would need a list of approved bypass urls. Apple, some android, Windows updates. . . Etc If(list.contains) something like that? You as an administrator must have granular control. As well as approve trusted sources. A GUI would work better with just a button that says Apple, Android, Windows, to help create lists for bypass traffic.

Ok, so after checking the CRL with openssl, and finding it was set to new in 1950 I found this thread: https://forum.netgate.com/topic/172870/crl-has-expired So I guess that patch would fix this? Anyway, I just created a new CRL with only 7000 days and it is working again.

@jonathanlee I have few hits this morning that show HIT but not many

@jonathanlee Hello again Netgate community, Why is items flagged as viruses coming from Google? I also checked some at Virus total and they have been flagged by other users of that site. Keylogger, and other items are marked found in links. It's amazing what the Netgate can find, and its also eye opening that they are coming from the cloud and not a random website.

@bluboy Thank you I used the ACL for a XBOX to splice only so I could still SSL check other devices with certificates [image: 1660754964196-screen-shot-2022-08-17-at-9.49.10-am-resized.png] This way I can cache and check for viruses on my laptop and my son can watch xbox and play games.