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02-16-2021
07:09 PM
I agree that outbound SMB connections should not be allowed but this can apply within the internal network. Within internal networks, SMB is allowed for file share purpose. One issue which can impact logs is SMB 3.0 is encrypted by default but If I am not wrong then it's not like HTTPS where we cannot see URI until the traffic inspection is happening, in SMB, File share and URL is in cleartext.
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02-16-2021
07:32 AM
Hi Palo Alto Experts, I want to know if we want to log SMB URL Blocked events then can we do in Palo Alto or not? Basically, the requirement is as below: Example URL if typed by compromise system is: smb://www.example.com/fileshare/malware.exe Right now I am only able to see Source IP, destination IP and Port, NAT information but full logging would be more helpful if achievable over Palo Alto Device. If yes then how can see these events be logged? Many Thanks.
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02-08-2021
07:05 PM
Hi All, I need help in solution to know how actually Palo Alto enabled with DNS Sinkhole will see original client IP Address making DNS request to a domain in DNS sinkhole list. More Information is: My client computer with IP address (10.10.10.10) configured with Internal DNS server with IP Address (10.10.10.20). Internal DNS server working in the recursive mode so if it does not have DNS answer; it will send DNS queries to TLDs to get an answer. For both my client computer and internal DNS server, Gateway is Palo Alto Next-Generation Firewall with Gateway address 10.10.10.1 I have enabled DNS Sinkhole to domain query lets say example.com to 10.10.10.254. Now in this setup how my Palo Alto firewall will identify who was original client requested for example.com because we know DNS server will send DNS request with its own source IP address to the Internet and not with original Client IP Address.
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