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Hi guys, We want to apply QoS on our inside zone for downloads, but it's not hitting the QoS Policy, here's our conifg: For the Inside Zone (users zone) we have an L2 interface eth1/1 and one VLAN interface linked to the subnet. We created a QoS Profile with Class 1 Egress Max = 0.2 mbps (everything else was left at default). In Network > QoS, we added interface eth1/1 with Egress Max = 1000 mbps, assigned Clear Text to our QoS Profile, and in the Clear Text tab, we created a new rule with our same QoS Profile and assigned it to the VLAN interface. We create a QoS Policy -> Source: Inside, Destination: Outside, Application&Service: Any, Class: 1 In theory, this is a straightforward configuration, but traffic is not being shaped. In Network > QoS > Statistics, the traffic is hitting the default class (class4) of the default group (not the one we created for Clear Text for the VLAN). Also, the Hit Counter of the QoS Policy is always at 0.   We're not seeing where we're going wrong. Any ideas?   ... View more

Hi guys, I have a beginner's question I'd like to ask.   I want to set up my own home lab on VMware workstation 16 and something doesn't add up.   First, my simple network topology is the following: My home network is on a 192.168.1.X network (default gateway   192.168.1.1) . I have a PA-VM 10.1 with a management ip of   192.168.1.222   (default gateway   192.168.1.1) with 2 interfaces configured: eth1/1 for the Outside zone with IP   192.168.1.250/24   and an Inside Zone on eth1/2 with IP   10.1.1.250/24. I also set up a Windows 10 machine in Workstation for testing purpouses, I set the static IP to   10.1.1.10   , netmask   255.255.255.0   , default gateway is the eth1/2 (i.e   10.1.1.254) , DNS is   8.8.8.8 I configured a NAT policy from the inside zone to the outside zone and also configured a default route for the default VR. Also configured a security policy from Inside to Outside and Outside to Inside in order to access the internet Configured Mgmt profiles to enable ping for both interfaces. Background information: I saw somewhere that I should go to Virtual Network Editor and add a Vmnet with DHCP disabled with a   10.1.1.0   IP so it could be assigned to an additional interface for the PA VM and for the Windows 10 Network Driver. So I created a VMnet3 with DHCP off and IP 10.1.1.0 and assigned it to the third Network Adapter (eth1/2) for PA VM and also for the Network Adapter of the Windows 10 machine.   All the above were completed, and still, I can't ping anything from my Windows 10 machine (not the interface, nor the internet). The Windows 10 machine is not visible on any traffic logs, and I'm pretty sure it's not reaching the network for some reason. I'm sure I'm missing something still, I just don't know what exactly.   YOUR HELP IS HIGHLY APPRECIATED. ... View more