Security policy FQDN

Alex_91
Alex_91 Posts: 27  Freshman Member
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edited April 18 in Security

Hello,
by following this Microsoft link to allow access the Outlook App to Exchange OnPrem:

I see that you need to enable fqdn to allow access.
Am I wrong or Zyxel firewalls not resolve the IP class?

I add this roule:

sometimes rule not working

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  • PeterUK
    PeterUK Posts: 3,460  Guru Member
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    edited April 22 Answer ✓

    Can FQDN resolve IP subnet?

    No I FQDN can lookup the IP's of a DNS name bbc.co.uk

    151.101.0.81
    151.101.64.81
    151.101.192.81
    151.101.128.81

    You can do *bbc.co.uk for WILDCARD for subdomain by DNS that happens LAN to WAN for the IP's it gets

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  • WJS
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    Those addresses are server need to access which means this is outgoing traffic.

    I thought you need a rule is LAN → WAN , dst: AppOutlook

  • Alex_91
    Alex_91 Posts: 27  Freshman Member
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    Let's leave aside for the moment the question of whether it is needed (for incoming or outgoing access).
    Can FQDN resolve IP subnet?
    Example: outlook.cloud.microsoft -> 13.107.6.152/31 + 13.107.18.10/31 + …
    or is it really necessary to specify the various subnets manually?

  • WJS
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    It can. It works with FQDN objects.

  • Alex_91
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    from specific firmware or what?

    I can confirm that if I enter the various IPs manually in the rules (13.107.6.152/31, 13.107.18.10/31, 13.107.128.0/22, ...) the application works.
    If I leave the FQDNs alone (outlook.cloud.microsoft, outlook.office.com, outlook.office365.com) the app doesn't work.

  • WJS
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    FQDN object should work with now alive appliance.

    But sounds like you have FQDN object which mean your firmware should support this feature.

    Maybe try the latest firmware ?

  • PeterUK
    PeterUK Posts: 3,460  Guru Member
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    edited April 22 Answer ✓

    Can FQDN resolve IP subnet?

    No I FQDN can lookup the IP's of a DNS name bbc.co.uk

    151.101.0.81
    151.101.64.81
    151.101.192.81
    151.101.128.81

    You can do *bbc.co.uk for WILDCARD for subdomain by DNS that happens LAN to WAN for the IP's it gets

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