07-06-2010 09:04 AM
Hi , I have a Palo Alto 4020 . I have configured one of the interfaces as Layer 3 and also allowed Ping and telent on this interface . The IP given to this Layer 3 interface is 192.168.90.17 and its default gateway is the VLAN interface 192.168.90.1. Even when I connect a Laptop directly to the interface by giving the Laptop an IP of 192.168.90.18 I am unable to ping the Layer interface. I also dont see any Traffic hitting the firewall when viewing the monitor TAB .
Cheers
Security Admin
11-20-2010 10:41 AM
Hi Edy,
Have you created an Interface Management Profile that allows Ping and configured it on the L3 interface?
Cheers,
Kelly
11-21-2010 05:51 AM
Hi Kelly,
Thank you very much for the advice and it solved my problem.
I did not aware that management interface need to be created in order to be use.
regards,
Edy
12-02-2010 07:08 AM
I actually have the exact same problem (using 3.1.6), however what I found is that ping does work to a regular Layer 3 interface, it does not work on any of my logical interfaces (sub-interface). I do have an interface management profile for 'ping only' applied to all regular and logical Layer 3 interfaces.
12-07-2010 11:10 AM
if you are still having an issue with pinging the logical interfaces please create a support case and we'll set up a remote session to further debug.
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