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cwilliams, is this an example you are thinking of? Say that the Firewall detects a port scan from a particular IP address. What some IPS devices do is block that all traffic from that IP address for a certain amount of time, say 10 minutes. Once that timer expires, traffic is then permitted from that IP, until anoher violation occurs.
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I had a similar issue. I would get a certificate malformed error when trying to connect to the portal. I deleted all the certificates and started over. I was using underscores in the name for each certificate, I changed this to hyphens and made sure to fill out all the fields and it seemed to resolve the issue. Not sure why it did however and there is a chance that I had changed something else unknowingly during the process. It’s worth a shot I guess…
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Hey all, I'm coming over from the Cisco world and trying to setup two separate remote access VPNs but using the same gateway IP. My understanding is that normally with the PA you can use the security policies to differentiate users and provide access restrictions to different users that way. Say though you wanted two different remote access VPNs each with different IP pool but with different access routes. In this example, one split-tunnel and one full-tunnel. That would seem to need two different tunnel interfaces which would could use two separate VPN zones. That way I can do zone based filtering for each vpn group instead of per user. From what I found, the access routes are configured in the gateway and there is no way to create different groups here. When I tried to create a different gateway profile I could not select the same external IP. Am I doing something wrong here or does anyone know of a workaround. Thanks.
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