clodwil gregos harden
Saundra Balock
I am having difficulty preventing/blocking access to Netflix services. It appears that the HTTPS inspection blade does not try to or cannot properly inspect the HTTPS traffic to and I am looking for some insight on how to resolve this or if it is possible.
I appreciate the response but wouldn't that SK provide an alternative method to bypassing HTTPS inspection? I actually want to be able to inspect the traffic properly so that I can accurately "block" access using the application layer.
Once I did that, I was no longer getting rejected and this should also allow proper enforcement of Netflix as well. On a block rule I was also able to get the UserCheck page to appear, so HTTPS inspection is working properly now.
Update from further testing, this works on Windows, Mac, and Android devices. Still seeing issues with Apple iOS devices as they use a different URL (ios.nccp.netflix.com) which seems to have cert issues of its own, so still be aware of that one. I haven't been able to get that working yet.
Connectivity to www.netflix.com is not indicative of connectivity to the Netflix content delivery service. Webpages on www.netflix.com are only served from AWS in the US and Ireland. The best method to investigate reachability is to expand the AS-NFLX IRR object and review those prefixes or alternatively contact pee...@netflix.com for assistance.
A Netflix (ASN 2906) est no ATM do IX.BR das cidades de So Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Porto Alegre e Fortaleza. Temos uma poltica aberta de peering, anunciando todas as nossas rotas para os route servers (ATM) desta localidades. Anunciamos um pequeno nmero de prefixos e no existe diferenas entre os prefixos anunciados para os servidores de rota (route servers) e sesses bi-laterais.
Se voc um novo membro no IX.BR, visite a pgina de participantes e verifique os que possuem a designao de ATM. Isso significa que voc j comea trocar trfego com todos eles com uma nica configurao com os route servers. A Netflix prefere as sesses de peering com os route servers do que estabelecer sesses bi-laterais para facilitar e agilizar as ativaes. Tambm recomendamos que os participantes criem registros no para fornecer visibilidade da suas redes e suas polticas de roteamento.
We accept MEDs within a relevant geographical area (example: we will not serve UK content from Atlanta), but we automatically add a MED of 50 to PNI and 100 to IX in addition to the MED you send us. We use MEDs BEFORE geolocation - they will always override our geolocation service. Note that you will only receive prefixes relevant to the region that you interconnect.
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At first, there was just Netflix, but now there are multiple 'must-have' streaming services to keep up with all of your favorite shows. But unfortunately, the cost of many of these streaming services continues to increase, and if you're like me, you have subscriptions to multiple streaming services to contend with.
For example, The Platinum Card from American Express offers up to $240 in annual digital entertainment credit, including up to $20 in monthly statement credits on certain entertainment providers, such as Disney+. Note that subscription services bundled with other products or billed by a third-party provider may not be eligible for this benefit. Enrollment is required. But consider this likely your best-bet for locking in Disney+ each month.
Since you can buy Netflix gift cards on Amazon, you should watch for offers where you can use 1 American Express Membership Rewards point to get 20% off your order. It's an easy and incredibly inexpensive way to save money on Netflix.
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Amex cardholders should also know about Amex Offers to save money on Sling TV. and potentially other services For example, we've seen deals offering $10 back after you spend $25 or more on the service up to two times.
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Many streaming platforms offer bundles or promotions that let you try the service before committing to a standard membership. By taking advantage of cash back, shopping portals and credit card perks, you can save money, no matter which streaming service you choose.
Streaming services have their time to shine right now with the ongoing coronavirus pandemic that is keeping most Americans at home. Services like Netflix, Disney+ and Hulu are all competing for customers' attention and some services are offering bundles that can allow you to get multiple services at a lower rate.
In addition to taking advantage of bundle offers, you can maximize savings by using a rewards credit card that offers up to 6% cash back on eligible streaming services. These cards are a great way to save on multiple streaming services while you enjoy TV and movies.
Amex's website disclaims that subscriptions bundled with another product or service or billed by a third party may not be eligible for 6% cash back. (Learn more about how credit card issuers classify purchases for bonus rewards.)
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Earn unlimited 5% back at Amazon.com, Amazon Fresh, Whole Foods Market and on Chase Travel purchases with an eligible Prime membership, unlimited 2% back at gas stations, restaurants, and on local transit and commuting (including rideshare), 10% back or more on a rotating selection of items and categories on Amazon.com with an eligible Prime membership, unlimited 1% back on all other purchases
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Streaming services aside, many movie theaters across the country are closing. To keep Americans from missing out on seeing highly-anticipated new releases, companies like Universal are releasing new movies through video-on-demand services starting this week.
Universal is making a number of recently released movies available to watch at home, starting with "The Invisible Man," "The Hunt" and "Emma," starting this Friday, March 20, with a suggested price of $19.99. And Universal's upcoming "Trolls World Tour" will be available both online and in theaters on April 10.
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