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07-14-2020
09:28 PM
Hi @trivers01! Thank you for your response,
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07-13-2020
07:25 PM
Hi Team, We are using self signed certificate for user authentication signed by self-signed CA cert on Palo Alto for our global protect. does my understanding below is correct regarding certificate expiration/renewal. 1. if CA cert expired while user cert still valid, user does not need to install renewed CA cert. we can renew the CA cert on palo alto and user will be able to connect to global protect again. 2. If we renew user certificate (i.e user cert is still valid and we renew for 1 year), user will need to install new renewed certificate. Thanks
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01-29-2020
09:32 PM
Hi @OtakarKlier Thank your for your feedback, am I correct to assume you are allowing using service and URL category on security policy without URL filtering security profile and you also have a generic internet rule below that rule that is using URL filtering security profile?
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01-26-2020
11:42 PM
Hi, We have a case that 1 user would like to access URL (example a.com) that is currently blocked in existing URL filtering profile. We know we can allow this by 1. clone existing URL profile and add a.com into allow list or add it through custom URL. 2. create firewall policy above existing rules to internet to allow this specific user id / IP address and attach the new URL profile Let's say in the future there is a request to whitelist different user to a different URL, does it mean I have to create multiple URL profile or is there a better way to do this? can anyone share their experience.. thanks!
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08-30-2019
07:02 AM
@BatD Thank you for your explanation. Do you have any experience/input in blocking well known malicious domain/URL on Palo? which options should we use? FQDN object/URL filtering or DNS sinkhole to block inbound and outbound traffic Thanks!
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08-30-2019
04:18 AM
Hi, We are planning to use URL type EDL (external dynamic list) in a security policy rule / URL filtering profile. Does PA translate the URL in the external dynamic list to IP address? using FQDN refresh (like if we created an FQDN object in the firewall) How does it work exactly? any inputs would be appreciated. Thanks
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