I have a subdomain say files.me.com. I set it to allow and policy for emails and include my email. That works fine and prompts for zero trust code. However I want to bypass if they go to files.me.com/share/[random code here]. It doesn’t allow me to connect
Hi Tony, you should be able to configure a separate application on that specific path/using a wildcard at the end to cover the random code. Then on that separate application you can configure a bypass policy.
Application paths · Cloudflare Zero Trust docs
Access policies · Cloudflare Zero Trust docs
I tried making an application for filebrowser
I have 2
One is : filebrowser.me.com
Has an allow and include emails of @me.com
Second one is filebrowser.me.com with path
Has share/* in the path section
Set to bypass and everyone
Is that not right? Cause the first one works but the path one does not its like it can’t authenticate