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03-20-2018 03:38 PM
Hello
I just need a confirmation if i can configure a TAP interface + 2 bridges interfaces, and make 2 policy rules, one for TAP and the second for the bridge, in order to generate logs for TAP and bridge traffic at once, that is possible?
Thanks
03-20-2018 04:20 PM
When you configure the TAP port, you must assign that port into a "Zone". When you create this zone, you must define it as a Zone to be used for TAP interfaces. (Call it anything you like, I typically use tapzone).
When you use v-wire or L2 bridging, you will create a pair of zones (trust & untrust, inside & outside, etc.) that will also need to be defined as "v-wire" or "L2"-specific zones.
In your security policy, you would then use 2 different rules:
1.) permit from tapzone to tapzone all apps, all ports, all content features, logging enabled
2.) permit from trust to untrust, specific app, application-default port, content features enabled, logging enabled, etc.
Does that answer the question?
03-20-2018 04:20 PM
When you configure the TAP port, you must assign that port into a "Zone". When you create this zone, you must define it as a Zone to be used for TAP interfaces. (Call it anything you like, I typically use tapzone).
When you use v-wire or L2 bridging, you will create a pair of zones (trust & untrust, inside & outside, etc.) that will also need to be defined as "v-wire" or "L2"-specific zones.
In your security policy, you would then use 2 different rules:
1.) permit from tapzone to tapzone all apps, all ports, all content features, logging enabled
2.) permit from trust to untrust, specific app, application-default port, content features enabled, logging enabled, etc.
Does that answer the question?
03-20-2018 04:31 PM
ok that mean i can configure the PA for TAP and bridge mode at once, ok that was very helpful i thank you very very much.
NB:(for bridge mode i think also i can use one ZONE layer2 for exmple)
03-20-2018 04:38 PM
Each interface can be configured to support a specific mode. You may select one mode per interface (and sometimes, per sub-interface). For your configuration, you would need 1 port for TAP mode, and then use other ports for other modes (such as L2, L3, v-wire, HA, etc.)
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