How to add/change allowed ports? others than 80,443 etc

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Fabricio Guzzy

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Jun 8, 2024, 8:06:53 PM6/8/24
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Some of sites accessed by the users are using non-standard ports like port 60000, 13000, etc  (they do NOT use regular HTTPS/443 or HTTP/80 ports)

Is there any config to add non-standard ports to E2Guardian?

Thanks!!!!
Fabricio.

Philip Pearce

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Jun 11, 2024, 4:47:39 AM6/11/24
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Hi,  There is no special config needed to allow non-standard ports in e2guardian.

In explicit proxy mode non-standard ports will proxied to e2g by the browser and e2g supports non-standard ports. (This is the best solution - works for all platforms)

In transparent mode, if useoriginalip is enabled the extra ports you want to filter can be redirected at firewall level to the appropriate e2g port (normally 8080 for http and 8443 for https).  e2g will detect the original destination port and use it.

However, the useoriginalip option only works on Linux at the moment.   See https://github.com/e2guardian/e2guardian/issues/597

Regards
Philip
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