Operators are the way Gateway matches traffic to a selector. For more information on identity-based selectors, refer to the Identity-based policies page. The User, User Group, and SAML Attributes selectors require Gateway with WARP mode to be enabled in the Zero Trust WARP client, and the user to be enrolled in the organization via the WARP client. UI name API example Application any(app.ids in )) URL Path UI name API example URL Path = \"/foo/bar\" URL Path and Query UI name API example URL Path and Query _and_query = \"/foo/bar?ab%242=%2A342\" URL Query UI name API example URL Query not( in $%s) Users Refer to the Application and app types page for more information.
You can apply HTTP policies to a growing list of popular web applications. Gateway matches HTTP traffic against the following selectors, or criteria: Application Selectors Policies created using the URL selector are case-sensitive. When a Do Not Scan rule matches, nothing is scanned, regardless of file size or whether the file type is supported or not. For example, to prevent AV scanning of files uploaded to or downloaded from, an admin would configure the following rule: Selector Operator Value Action Hostname Matches Regex. Admins can selectively choose to disable scanning by leveraging the HTTP rules. When an admin enables AV scanning for uploads and/or downloads, Gateway will scan every supported file. This means regardless of precedence in a customer’s list of rules, all Do Not Inspect rules will take precedence over Allow or Block rules. All Do Not Inspect rules are evaluated first to determine if decryption should occur. For encrypted traffic, Gateway uses the Server Name Indicator (SNI) in the TLS header to determine whether to decrypt the traffic for further HTTP inspection against Allow or Block rules. The L7 firewall will evaluate Do Not Inspect rules before any subsequent Allow or Block rules. To bypass a site, your policy must match against the host in order to prevent HTTP inspection from occurring on encrypted traffic. WarningWhen a Do Not Inspect rule is created for a given hostname, application, or app type, no traffic will be inspected.ĭo Not Inspect lets you bypass certain elements from inspection. Do Not Isolateįor more information on this action, refer to the documentation on Browser Isolation policies. * Isolateįor more information on this action, refer to the documentation on Browser Isolation policies.
For example, the following configuration blocks users from being able to upload any file type to Google Drive: Selector Operator Value Action Application in Google Drive Block Upload Mime Type matches regex. The Block action blocks outbound traffic from reaching destinations you specify within the Selectors and Value fields. For example, the following configuration allows traffic to reach all websites we categorize as belonging to the Education content category: Selector Operator Value Action Content Categories in Education Allow Block The Allow action allows outbound traffic to reach destinations you specify within the Selectors and Value fields.
To build an expression, you need to choose a Selector and an Operator, and enter a value or range of values in the Value field.Īctions in HTTP policies allow you to choose what to do with a given set of elements (domains, IP addresses, file types, and so on). HTTP policies operate on Layer 7 for all TCP (and optionally UDP) traffic sent over ports 80 and 443.Īn HTTP policy consists of an Action as well as a logical expression that determines the scope of the policy. HTTP policies allow you to intercept all HTTP and HTTPS requests and either block, allow, or override specific elements such as websites, IP addresses, and file types.
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HTTP policies Install the Cloudflare Root Certificate before creating HTTP policies.
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