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12-07-2021 03:22 PM
I'm having trouble interpreting this link for deployment scenarios of the vm series Palo Firewalls. Looking for clarification...
We have an ESXi cluster with 3 hosts running vSphere Distributed Switches. Our plan is to have one Palo VM-300 in the cluster and it will have the gateways (SVI's) for VM's on all ESXi hosts. I'm questioning if this will work. I'm questioning how a VM on host without the Palo will reach it's gateway.
Can this one Palo take traffic from all VM's across all hosts?
I feel like I'm missing something here.
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12-12-2021 04:59 PM
According to this link
https://www.paloguard.com/VM-Series.asp
I should be able to do 40 zones on the VM-300 but for some reason it only allows 15 as it errors when I get to 16. I'm sure the license is installed as I have a serial number and it shows a VM-300 license. I've tried rebooting but still no joy.
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