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PAN OS OVA not pingable from pc

L1 Bithead

I have .ova PAN 6.1, I imported to VMware, and I have another Guest PC in same VMware, both pan OS & PC have Network adapter connect to VMnet 1 (Host only), The PC have IP address 10.5.5.5, default GW: 10.5.5.250, and PAN Inside Interface 1/2: 10.5.5.250, but I can't ping from PC to Pan ova?

Please need your help..

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L1 Bithead

also i created security plus NAT policy but still

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Does your interface have a management profile allowing it to be pinged ?

 

Hope it helps.

Kim.

 

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Yes i configured already and pingable but still the main issue, which is from Guest PC can't access internet but from PaloAlto i can ping internet but from PC i couldn't, I thought bcz can't reach inside interface, but now reachble inside interface

 

Is there any debug tool i can check from PAN if there is traffic come in to inside interface?

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Since it's pingable now I am pretty sure traffic is reaching the inside interface.

 

You might want to check traffic log or check global counters to see if the firewall is dropping this and why it is doing so :

 

How-to-Troubleshoot-Using-Counters-via-the-CLI

 

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-Kim.

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I see packet drops increse for inside interface, but I do not know why pan drops packets?

even i have security and nat policy for any just to make sure but still

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Hi @faziz123

 

Check the global counters.  

This should give you an indication why the packets are being dropped.

 

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Kim.

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L3 Networker

Hi,

 

Ok what is  a DNS server configured on the PC.? Please use 8.8.8.8

Try to ping from the PC to 8.8.8.8 and let me know if it works 

 

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I see your using a vm, have you configured the interfaces to use the mac adress the hypervisor assigns? this is an option in the device config. an other option is to make your portgroup promiscuous. This is because the paloalto in normal opperation will assign it's own mac adress and esx's vswitch will filter those packets.

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