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07-23-2019
06:54 AM
We have an issue that seems to be impacting our MAC users only. They connect to an internal wireless network, but the GP client does not detect that they are on the internal network. (We're using the always-on feature.) We've reduced the timeout to 1 minute, but even then and with a manual refresh, the client still seems to think it's on an external network. We have verified that dns is working properly and that the client can resolve the gateway hostname and reach it. We've tried removing and reinstalling the client, removing and reinstalling enforcer, among other things. Any ideas? Anyone else experiencing this? We were not having any of these issues until about 3 weeks ago, not long after upgrading Panorama to 8.1.8. We have an open support case, but not making much traction there. Thank you!
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07-23-2019
06:49 AM
We do this and wound up using 2 virtual routers with BGP to handle failover. We aren't doing load balancing, just redundant failover, though.
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