Interesting. There's a Fortinet product as well in our school. I bet it's corruption and some sysadmin is somehow earning money, because it's so obviously unnec

Interesting. There's a Fortinet product as well in our school. I bet it's corruption and some sysadmin is somehow earning money, because it's so obviously unnecessary. And it's set to block games. Ironically, I tried playing minecraft on a library computer and the server connection succeeded. Worst of all, lichess.org is blocked so students have to compete using their LTE network during chess tournaments. It shows that we have a part private part state owned company employed as sysadmins in our school. They don't really understand the needs of the school.