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07-03-2019
03:18 PM
- I had upgraded my file share server from Windows 2008 R2 to Windows 2016, but accessing file shares is still slow over Global Protect VPN - Finally, I upgraded the PAN to 8.1.8-h5 and it seemed to have resovled this issue. Accessing the file shares over GP is now working much faster than before.
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06-14-2019
09:29 AM
@Shannon, No, I've not yet found the solution to this issue, even after I upgraded my fileshare server from 2008R2 to 2016. My PAN OS is v8.0.12 and I'll upgrade it to the latest v8.1.8 (as of now) soon and see if it will fix the issue. Did the SMB slowness issue just happen to you recently or SMB has been working fine before? PAN OS version? I will post back to let you know.
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03-06-2019
11:50 AM
@BPry Thanks for taking the time trying to help me out. I know the issue is with Palo Alto, since I also use Cisco AnyConnect client to connec to Cisco ASA that resides in the same datacenter and network, and all staff were happy to use the ASA for VPN without any delay at all. Unfortunately, the my ASA has reached its end-of-life. Re-IP my work networks is not a possible option. It will involve a lot of work and some headaches along the way.... Have a non-IT user to change their home network IP scheme ....no, I really do not want to support their home network ... I'll be looking for a replacement Cisco VPN solution
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03-05-2019
05:50 PM
Has anyone experienced an issue where accessing file shares from a Windows 2008 R2 is really slow, often showing the hour glass taking up several minutes or cancel and retry opening file shares multiple times again before it opens up, after establishng a VPN session using Global Protect VPN client v4.1.9-7 (same issue also happened with GP client v4.1.8) Note that the user is able to ping internal DNS server - or any other internal servers - by NetBios, FQDN, or IP just fine. I've already setup the Application Override for SMB traffic from the VPN zone to the server, and even check the box "Disable Server Inspection Response" from the VPN secuirty policy. All seems to work fine for me, and I am able to access the file shares just fine without delay after GP is connected. However, I've a number of users who simple keep getting the hours glass when click on the file shares from the shortcut on their computer desktop. From those users who has experienced the slowness issue, I notice that their home network or hot spots is 192.168.1.xxx, while my home network is 172.25.x.x I've tested disabling the "direct access to local network" in the GP gateway, and the user who's on home network of 192.168.1.xxx could access the file shares just fine, but that would kill their internet, since I've split-tunnel enabled already. Re-route their home internet traffic through VPN tunnel is not a possible option at this time. PAN: v8.0.12 GP: 4.1.9 Windows 7-64bit, Windows 10-64-bit Greatly appreciated if anyone can help. Thanks!
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12-14-2018
03:48 PM
I run into the exact issue with PAN v8.0.12 with RSA GP client prompting RSA username and passcode twice (first will fail, and the second will succeed). This issue only happens with GP clients (I've tried both v4.1.6 and v4.1.8). I set the "authentication overide" in the portal | agent | config | authentication, and choose "generate cookies for authentication overide" and "choose cerftificate to encrypt/decrypt cookies" In the Gateways | Agent | Client Settings | Configs | Authentication Override | choose " "accept cookies for authentication overide" and "choose cerftificate to encrypt/decrypt cookies" GP client worked great with RSA after the configuration change. Thanks MickBall for your help! Note: This issue happened to me only when using global protect client. RSA works just fine with Clientless SSL VPN.
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- rsa
- vpn
01-08-2010
11:51 AM
I've found this document and it's explained in more detailed than the Admin Guide. https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/docs/DOC-1048
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01-07-2010
06:23 PM
I would like to know if there's a specific document that walks you through step-by-step of setting up data filtering. I am running PA2020 v3.05. I've read the Admin Guide v3.0, but it's very vague. There's no information as to what weight # should be used or regular expression samples. Thanks
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- data_filtering
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