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09-26-2023 12:39 PM
We are running a Palo 5220. If we setup two different virtual interfaces with two different IP subnets in the same zone. Will I need to setup security policies to allow the two different subnets in a single zone to communicate. or will the Palo route traffic between subnets in the same zone with out any additional security policies?
09-26-2023 12:44 PM
By default, you wouldn't need to do anything to allow this traffic. It'll be caught by the intrazone-default policy and allowed without any action on your end.
09-26-2023 12:44 PM
By default, you wouldn't need to do anything to allow this traffic. It'll be caught by the intrazone-default policy and allowed without any action on your end.
09-26-2023 12:56 PM
Thank you very much, that was my thought, but it was not unanimous in our group. We are planning on setting up a test in our lab also, but I thought I could get a quick reply here also. You were a huge help. Thank you.
06-08-2024 11:08 PM
I have a server subnet and a workstation subnet server subnet that we only want to specify communication from server to workstation and vise versa. Would a universal zone work just fine or should we create a server zone and workstation zone and then apply ACL communication? Is there a way to setup a zone with two different subnets in it and not have them talk, only thru ACL allow policy?
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