Thanks for the quick answer.
So we will add the extra entries for the special ports.
Gerald
Am 29.01.2020 um 02:48 schrieb Mike Kaply:
Yes.
The permissions are based on origins, not domains, and each
domain/port combination is considered a unique origin.
Mike
On Tue, Jan 28, 2020, 10:21 PM gerald <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]>> wrote:
Hi team,
we are still using FF ESR 60.9 on Windows 10 and have configured a
setting via GPO to allow popups from servers in our domain
like https://app.acme.org with the intention to cover with this entry
various servers in the enterprise.
Now we added new SAP system running services on
https://sap01.app.acme.org:50001 and https://sap02.app.acme.org:50002
We thought that we allowed popups with the above rule but realized
that
we need to add additional rules specifying
entries https://app.acme.org:50001 and https://app.acme.org:50002
to not
block the popups generated by the application.
Is this the expected behaviour?
Best regards
Gerald
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