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www.microsoft.com needs to be allowed by proxy? (linux)
We were unable to get the latest definitions.
mdatp connectivity test gave
Testing connection with https://go.microsoft.com/fwlink/?linkid=2144709 ... [ERROR]
["(request #130)","Expected a 200 response from proxy, received: 403"]
Unknown error -1 (error code -1)
Looking at the proxy we could see a "403" after attempting to connect to http://www.microsoft.com, after reluctantly allowing it in the proxy, the test worked and we could also a new site being accessed (bold)
TCP_TUNNEL/200 5270 CONNECT go.microsoft.com:443 - HIER_DIRECT/23.214.152.16 -
TCP_TUNNEL/200 5742 CONNECT http://www.microsoft.com:443 - HIER_DIRECT/104.95.181.163 -
TCP_TUNNEL/200 4957 CONNECT definitionupdates.microsoft.com:443 - HIER_DIRECT/184.31.224.252 -
the updates also started working.
However the main point of using a proxy is to minimise the outbound, and I have just opened up http://www.microsoft.com.
DO we have to open up http://www.micrsoft.com.
Please do not reply if you are puzzled as to why we would not want to open this site.
1 Reply
- marysia_k
Microsoft
Hi MrJohnson1905,
You are not required to allow the entire www.microsoft.com URL but there are a few required sub paths. For the full list, please refer to mde-urls-commercial.xlsx (live.com), which can be found under Configure device proxy and Internet connection settings | Microsoft Docs.
Hope this helps,
Marysia