Facing issue using Group Policies

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Facing issue using Group Policies

HI All,

 

Unable to access Anydesk and Ultraviewer if i add my user in Normal group policy, where if i move to full internet Group  policy all things are accessible.

 

Can anyone help me how to rectify this issue.

 

 

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alemabrahao
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Can you show your group policy configuration?

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Attach is the Full internet group policy. Whereas Normal group policy is the default one that every Meraki device has preconfigured.

 

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alemabrahao
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What version are you running? On version 17.x the MX uses Cisco Talos intelligence before that It uses Brightcloud.

 

Have you tried adding the URL on the Allow list URL?

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Hi Alemabrahao,

 

Yes i have tried adding the url in allow list but still not accessbile. Version im running is 17.10.2

alemabrahao
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I suggest you to upgrade for version 17.10.4

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Do you have any document which says 17.10.4 resolves such problem.

alemabrahao
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The release notes don't mention anything, but I already saw some issues in version 17.10.2 that were resolved with the update.

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PhilipDAth
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Anything in Network-work Wide/Events for the MX showing anything being blocked (usually by L7 firewall rules)?

Anything in Security & SD-WAN/Security/Events, show anything being blocked?

 

You could try getting a list of DNS entries these two are accessing.  If you can't get that from the supplier easily, do a packet capture on udp/53, reboot the device and then access what you are interested in.  Note the DNS queries made in the packet capture.

 

Then go into Security & SW-WAN into content filtering and use the tool to lookup DNS names to find what category they are in - something is probably in a blocked category.

 

Hi PhilipDAth,

 

There's no log in Meraki Events showing that particular content is getting blocked. Regarding packet capture i have taken but not finding any way how to read it and find out the root cause. Can you help me here.

 

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