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04-18-2013
04:42 PM
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Dyang, my recommendation is that Palo Alto work with top DLP vendors to figure out some sort of DLP solution, doesn't have to be ICAP. The Palo Alto strategy is not realistic for most customers and I've seen PA lose a number of engagements to customers who want a real DLP strategy. The fact that Palo Alto doesn't integrate with anyone out of the box is an issue. I haven't run into a customer yet that wants to create custom connectors with the API. If you put anything in Gartner, which I don't, at least Checkpoint has a more robust DLP strategy. That's just my 2 cents. We work with a ton of customers and a lot of PA customers and this (and global protect) are my only two complaints against the platform.
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04-18-2013
10:38 AM
2 years later and this is still on my wishlist. Working with a solution like RSA DLP is impossible with a Palo Alto. It's a huge problem in helping customers build a comprehensive DLP strategy. The PA built in DLP doesn't do enough and the solution of "just block Dropbox and Gmail Send" isn't really an option for most customers.
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10-04-2012
11:02 AM
Anyone ever get this working? Based on the responses I've got this still isn't possible and even having multiple gateways won't fix it.
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10-04-2012
08:54 AM
We have a customer who is running a specific thick application that requires the user to have the same IP address every time they attempt to authenticate to their servers. In the office this is not an issue since we can assign them a static IP and then do NAT based on that IP address. However, they need these users be able to VPN in and use the application. Is there any way we can accomplish this with Global Protect? All I want to do is when the user connects in, to get the same IP address. The user will have one machine so we could do it by MAC address as well. I know the DHCP server can do this, but there doesn't seem to be any way in the VPN config. The only solution I can think of is to use 8 different Global Protect Gateways (1 for each user) but that seems to be a rather bad solution.
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