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05-30-2014
04:45 AM
Thank you all who responded. When I disabled IPSec my performance increased significantly. Uploading a 12 MB file to my corporate network now takes 1 minutes instead of 6 minutes. Are there any disadvantages to using SSL instead of IPSec that anyone know of?
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05-29-2014
10:07 AM
Is anyone that is using GlobalProtect seeing significant performance issues? We are running PAN OS 5.0.10 and GP 1.2.8. We are also doing full tunnel. When I do a speed test from home without GP enabled I get 20 Mbps down and 5 Mbps up. With GP enabled I get 5 Mbps down and 0.25 Mbps down. Now I understand that I should be seeing some impact of having my traffic being back-hauled to our PAN device but this much? Additionally, when I upload a file from my GP client device to our corporate network, a 12 MB file takes ~6 minutes to upload. Using our other VPN solution the same task takes 30 seconds. Anyone else having an experience similar to this or have any answers? Thanks in advance.
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12-05-2012
04:41 AM
Hello, anyone have success connecting a Blackberry Playbook via IPSec/L2TP VPN? Would be very appreciative if anyone has any info. Thanks, Matt
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01-30-2012
07:27 AM
Thanks RNC. This was exactly what I was looking for. I had seen the "set" commands in the CLI guide but there was not much for explanation/detail/examples. After some more trial and error and speaking with a great new engineer with PAN support I was able to achieve what I wanted. Thanks again.
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01-09-2012
06:53 AM
We did not use the migration tool as we wanted to build from scratch (to avoid importing 15 years worth of "old" objects and rules). So, we want to be able to create hundreds of new address objects. If there was a way of using XML API to make it easier that would be great. As for doing something via the CLI, I have a vague idea as to what you are saying. One thing that comes to mind though is the CLI command "set address" does not seem have the options for a description or more importantly the option to specify an object as "shared". If these options are possible to be included in the command, is it possible to script from a text file? Thanks
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