URL - Category over-ride not taking effect?
Is your URL category over-ride not taking effect? When configuring firewall rules by domain you do not need to specify the subdomains. Firewall rules will even cover the subdomains if you specify a Top Level Domain e.g. "uk" would cover all the subdomains such as bbc.co.uk). Category over-ride from CMA for an FQDNs applies just to the FQDN. Any subdomains must be specified with its own FQDN. E.g. over-riding category for http://catonetworks.com to a category of your choice does not change the category for http://www.catonetworks.com Hope you find this helpful.89Views1like0CommentsEnhanced Block / Warning Message - Event Reference ID
Last week a very powerful troubleshooting and event monitoring feature "Event Reference ID" was introduced. It will make troubleshooting easier for the admins. Now you can customize the block and warning page to display an external event ID that a user will see in the browser. You can use this to further co-relate the event in the CMA using the Event Reference ID https://support.catonetworks.com/hc/en-us/articles/4413280530449-Customizing-the-Warning-Block-Page#heading-3 How to enable this feature? Enable this for Warning and Block page separately. CMA > Administration > Branding > Warning / Block Page How to co-relate using Event Reference ID? -From CMA > Event Monitoring you can use this reference ID to pivot directly to the event111Views1like2Comments