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[site blocked: ocsp2.globalsign.com] on SRR60
Hi! I get [site blocked: ocsp2.globalsign.com] in my logfiles, preventing me to get access to services when using e.g. appltv and different apps. Also blocking other services like scrive. I've read...
After I sent my log files I got the suggestion to remove the word "sex" from the "blocked keywords" list. After doing that I now don't experience any blocked sites.
Thank you BruceGuo for quick feedback and solution.
//Johan
Blocking ocsp2.globalsign.com will break the revocation status check by OCSP* of any https certificates signed by GlobalSign, and probably even more private PKIs making use of the GlobalSign OCSP service, so many https sites (and APIs or whatever cloud connectivity) will simply blocked or lowered in the security, too.
*Online Certificate Status Protocol (OCSP) is the Internet protocol used for obtaining the revocation status of an X.509 digital certificate.
No idea why Orbi Pro should block this site - considering there is no crappy Internet security stuff in the play - just on it's own.
Have any URLs in the blocking list on your Orbi Pro router?
Yes, that's my point - donno why they get blocked, feels random. I can see they get access from other local IP numbers. Looks like it's from apps on Apple TV that sometimes get blocked.
[site blocked: mailgun.scrive.com]
[site blocked: ocsp2.globalsign.com]
[site blocked: ocsp.int-x3.letsencrypt.org]
JohanHolmberg wrote:Yes, that's my point - donno why they get blocked, feels random.
More than that - just silly to block these... But then again, I still don't understand what exactly is blocking this - considering there are no crazy Internet Security "packages" on the Orbi Pro. BruceGuo
JohanHolmberg Can you send me debug files so I can create a ticket to ask engineering teams to investigate?
1. Log into Orbi Pro by https://<ip address of Orbi Pro>/debug.htm
2. Click and save debug files. Send me via PM.
Bruce
YeZ please investigate with R&D how it is possible that a product intended for SOHO or SMB does block domains on it's own - without any external service in use, without any Internet Security **** like Armor or Circle in place, without a expicit entry in the blocking list. Some R&D fingers need to be cut .....
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