Looking through my logs today and I noticed that connections initiated by clients using GlobalProtect are being logged as sourcing from the PA management interface. Is this expected/intended behavior? Shouldn't the log show the clients IP address?
As far as I can see, a WMI-user has to have "Server Operators"-rights.
Is this the minimum rights?
BR. Soren
HI all
I tried to created a data pattern with a regex like in the pan 205 training course.
(Classified)|(CLASSIFIED) and this seams to be not working.
and the workaround that I found is to create in the data pattern 2 pattern
first : Classified
second :
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Hi,
Any information about , this funtion will be supported in future releases ?
Hi all,
This morning, spending some time on my palo report and in botnet report there is many alert concerning repeted request to "84.39.153.31/SpamResolverNG/SpamResolverNG.dll?DoNewRequest"
Does someone know what it is ? Is it part of Microsoft emai
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