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12-06-2012
11:36 AM
I checked the Admin guide 4.1, but I didn't see anywhere to set NTP Authentication to its servers or peers. Is this functionality even available in PanOS? NTP Authentication preferably via PKI in NTP v4, SHA-1, or MD5. Thank you.
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12-06-2012
07:18 AM
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According to the Admin Guide: "Security Policy Limits An alarm is generated if a particular IP address or port hits a deny rule the number of times specified in the Security Violations Threshold setting within the period (seconds) specified in the Security Violations Time Period setting." Do you have the Alarms Enabled for the CLI or Web?
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07-13-2012
12:53 PM
I've been getting a lot of traffic from 'unfriendly' countries trying to gain access to a service we provide via one of our NAT'ed public ip address. I know for a fact they have no business connecting to that service. Is there a setting on the Palo Alto to hide my Public ip addresses? In that same vain, can I also hide what ports/protocols I have open to the outside world? Thank you
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04-05-2012
10:54 AM
Just as a sanity check. I just got done configuring my wildfire. Objects > File Blocking > Configured a "rule" for any app and any file time in both directs and the action is 'forward'. Then I applied that to a Security Profile Group which is being called by many different security policies. I see in the Data Logs themsevles on the Dashboard that it is seeing various files. Should I then expect to see that info forwarded to my wildfire account at wildfire.paloaltonetworks.com? Thanks.
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