Resolved! OSPF pocket in an EIGRP network

I am putting a PA firewall in our datacenter and am looking to have the firewall advertise the protected subnets out to the rest of the network.  However, the rest of the network uses EIGRP, so the datacenter switch and the PA firewall will need to b

Resolved! Policies >> Security

Unsure quite how to phrase my question. Under Policies >> Security:

I have a Rule way at the top for McAfee ePO; tcp; port 8443.

Settings that I have set are:

 Source Zone: Trust     Source: IP address for a specific internal host 

 Destination Zone: Un

Resolved! PAN response to: Attacking Next-Generation Firewalls: Breaking PAN-OS ?

So are there any response available from PAN regarding the topic which you can read below?

Like when are updates scheduled to be released, any mitigations you can perform before updates are available etc?

Or are they already disclosed (and fixed)

Resolved! Applications On Non-Standard Ports

It's perfectly possible I'm being unusually dumb here, but I can't see an elegant way of allowing application usage on non-standard ports - for example ssh on tcp/32777. The obvious way of doing it is to allow a rule that allows appid:ssh on service:

Resolved! Global Protect Traffic is being blocked to Trust Zone, after 10-15 minutes i set up the client.

I have an issue with my Global Protect Client when i set up to my PAN Firewall.

Version Client Global Protect 2.3.3-5

Version PAN 6.0.8

I have Zone Global Protect that all my users-clients GP are defined, I connect through the Untrust Interface that

Resolved! Get information on Security Profiles our of PANOS?

Hi all,

My team is currently undergoing an audit and one of the requests is for the configuration of the security profiles, including URL filtering, from our firewalls.  As we are fairly new to PANOS this has not been requested before.  I don't see

Resolved! Security flaw with GlobalProtect?

Hi,

While setting up a computer with fingerprint authentication+windows password, I discovered that after installing GlobalProtect I could circumvent the whole two-factor authentication by choosing to login with GlobalProtect(clicking the GP icon in t