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Theo Pontbriand
The log files show netflix-streaming or netflix-base as 'allow' but the session end reason is 'tcp-rst-from-client'. A packet capture reveals not a great for me to work on, a TLSv1.2 Encrypted Alert before the RST packets.
You may be running into a problem with the port numbers for Netflix on IOS being different from the ones identified in the application by Palo Alto. A good way to troubleshoot would be to unblock all traffic to a specific host IP address and view the monitor logs for the port and application accessed by it when you try to stream Netflix.
Do they have wifi? I have a chromecast which I love. You find things on your phone and then cast to the TV - youtube, netflix etc. It also has apps on it and a remote control to control it.
In order to work (and I think firesticks are similar) you need:
TV with HDMI port
Power near the TV to connect it to
Wifi - to connect the chromecast
Ask if they have smart TVs so you can log in on their TV with your accounts.
store.google.com/gb/product/chromecast
Different things which do similar - chromecast, roku, firestick
uk.pcmag.com/old-media-streaming-devices/3509/fire-tv-stick-vs-google-chromecast-vs-roku-affordable-media-streamers-compared
You can connect your iPad to your tv with a special dongle. You have to buy the Apple one or it doesn't work but that effectively puts your iPad screen onto your tv screen so you can steam Netflix that way.
You might want to check the wifi is good enough for that though. If it isn't, you could download a load of stuff I guess
When we go we take our play station which has netflix on it. It worked fine.
You need a hdmi cable to attach to the tv. This is the cable you connect your game console, sky box etc to her tv with.