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11-03-2019
08:32 PM
Hi @BPry PFB table for the rule which is configured. Destination Port: 1433 Device Action: allow Reason: aged-out SourceZone: Outside DestinationZone: Outside Rule Name: Outside-Inbound Transport Protocol: TCP Application Protocol: incomplete This is from the logs. Regards, Sameer Ahammed
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10-31-2019
10:33 PM
Thank You @BPry The scenario is, we are observing allowed traffic towards port 1433 from the logs and we got the policy in the firewall by which it is getting allowed from the logs. But when we checked the policy in the firewall, we have not observed any service or application configured for allowing the same in the rule. Here the device action is allowed and the reason is aged-out. Kindly help me with this Thanks and Regards, Sameer Ahammed
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10-31-2019
11:25 AM
Hi All, I have a doubt regarding aged-out feature in palo alto firewall. We are getting logs with allowed traffic towards different ports like port 23, 1433 etc. The device action is allow and in reason aged-out. I want to know that whether the traffic is really allowed or not. This is making too much confusion and kindly help me with this doubt. And also how to find the allowed traffic in palo alto firewall. Thanks and Regards, Sameer Ahammed
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