03-30-2015 06:47 AM
I need to setup router from vendor with official ip adress because it cannot use nat. It will support a service from Miele called "Miele Logic".
Without setting this directly on modem wiith swith I want to sett this on interface at PA.
I have not figured out what kind of design is best practis to use?
03-30-2015 02:56 PM
I'm not sure I follow the issue. But I think you are saying you need the Miele device to be on the public subnet but also behind the Palo Alto firewall.
For this application you could use a v-wire deployment. One side of the v-wire goes to the public untrust connection the other to the Miele device. Since v-wire has no layer 3 profile the device is both on the public subnet and also behind the firewall.
03-30-2015 11:26 PM
I considered both virtual wire and Layer 2 but this requires two interfaces?
But have not been able to assign this to the Layer 3 untrusted interface.
I have configured a lot of Palo Alto but never with this settings.
The Palo Alto have been replaced from an SonicWALL firewall and this device was configured in transparent mode.
03-31-2015 03:03 AM
v-wire is separate from any layer 3 usage on the device. So the two interfaces in a v-wire act like an ethernet cable, one side connects to the untrusted device the other the protected device or network switch. Then anything that passes through the v-wire must have a rule.
This pair of interfaces will not participate in any layer 3 configuration on the Palo Alto. This is a "virtual wire" patch cable.
03-31-2015 03:13 AM
For the internet connection I have only the untrusted interface for internet.
There is only one interface on modem. And I dont want to set up switch either.
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