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09-13-2021
10:01 PM
I intend to purchase two new PA-220s in my company and want to set them up in a high available configuration in case one dies. Is there a license that's required? Sorry.. very new to PA and just trying to learn.
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09-09-2021
04:34 AM
Hey guys,
Been getting this error on some users machine lately, reboot of modem fixes it. Anyone know if it's caused by a recent Windows update? Thanks
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09-07-2021
10:07 PM
Like the title says, is there a way to run a filter for a period of time, pull out a list of IPs, sort them, remove the duplicates with a count, and sort them by most popular? This is a common omegle thing to do with syslog data, say you have a very permissive rule and you want to see what source IPs are being used by that rule. You could awk print the source IP column and filter it accordingly. How are you folks working with data like this? azar Thanks
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