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08-06-2018 11:11 PM
I would like to know about Palo Alto firewall Session End reason, why we are getting those reasons & how we can resolve the issue.
For example:
tcp-rst-from-client—> it mean the client sent a TCP reset to the server.
tcp-rst-from-server—> it mean the server sent a TCP reset to the client.
Aged-Out -> Session Time out
But I am looking for the solution how we can resolve that issue
Simillarly I would like to know about Application status:
What exactly mean by "Incomplete", "Unknow" & so on... How we can resolve these issue.
Your help would be greatly appreciated.
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10-16-2020 04:10 AM
Ping (ICMP) will survive asymmetric routing, but TCP won't.
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