Re: sites that call other sites?
- From: BFH <BFH@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 9 May 2008 14:34:01 -0700
Your words are a knife through my heart.
Oh, well, have a nice weekend.
"Jim Harrison (ISA SE)" wrote:
No, there isn't..
There's no way to validate the links from a remote site.
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"BFH" <BFH@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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mainly using ISA (2004) as an outgoing proxy. I have access rules that
allow
employees to go to benefit providers' websites- for instance,
wellsfargo.com,
who administer our 401K. However, their website looks like dung through
our
ISA server, because it calls another site (akamai.net) for formatting and
images, and unless I add a rule for that domain, the images are blocked.
But
I don't want to do that for two reasons:
1- it means combing through the source for the sites I'm allowing to look
for other domains so I can allow them
2- when I allow them, it lets users go to other sites they host. Some
enterprising users found other sites fully hosted by akamai.net and can view
them and waste time instead of working.
So, is there a way to write a rule that says "allow traffic to
wellsfargo.com (for example) and to all sites that wellsfargo.com tries to
access?" Thanks,
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