Hey all, This has probably been asked before but my search hasn't given me what I need. I've got a network, and I'm going to simplify to the relevant parts but ask questions if needed: I have an MX84 and an MR33. DNS is routed via Umbrella. I have many VLANs/subnets that route via the MX, so I can't blanket this restriction with a L7 or Content filter (well, from my research anyway) I've got Android based Honeywell barcode readers that need to access specific URLs for Dynamics 365 mobile warehouse app: *.microsoft.com *.microsoftonline.com login.windows.net *.appcenter.ms *.ces.microsoftcloud.com *.onyx.azure.net play.google.com itunes.apple.com *.cdn-apple.com *.networking.apple login.microsoftonline.com login.microsoft.com sts.windows.net login.partner.microsoftonline.cn login.chinacloudapi.cn login.microsoftonline.us login-us.microsoftonline.com *.applicationinsights.azure.com *.applicationinsights.azure.us *.applicationinsights.azure.cn *.gstatic.com *.googleapis.com CLIENTPRODURL.operations.dynamics.com I've also allowed TCP/UDP 53 out for all for DNS I've done a few audits using Umbrella reporting - compared the URLs, thats why gstatic and googleapis is in my list. I've got a test lab set up where DHCP is the Meraki and DNS is the Meraki My reference article for these URLs is: Install the Warehouse Management mobile app - Supply Chain Management | Dynamics 365 | Microsoft Learn The problem is, despite this the app isn't working I guess there's a few points to my question 1) Has anyone successfully limited the D365 Warehouse Management Mobile app using L3 rules? 2) What's the proper formatting for wildcard rules using FQDN. Presently I have them as policy objects without wildcards (such as microsoft.com for anything microsoft.com related) 3) Any suggestion of Android based applications for troubleshooting network connectivity issues?
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