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02-03-2023
07:06 AM
Yes, both of those commands do work. I apologize... I thought "ping host 10.10.150.1" would work.
I get replies using both of these commands:
ping source 24.197.46.86 host 24.197.46.85 ping source 10.10.150.1 host 10.10.150.51
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02-03-2023
06:28 AM
I have the Windows firewall disabled on both laptops. Just to make sure of pingability, I changed one laptop to match the subnet of the other laptop, cross-connected them via Ethernet, and they were able to ping each other.
I am attaching 7 screenshots. Thanks again for your help.
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02-02-2023
01:32 PM
Thank you very much for responding.
I am now working on the bench in my office. I have two Windows laptops, one Windows PC, and the Palo.
I have attached a picture of the connections.
The Palo can successfully ping either of it's own interfaces (10.10.150.1 or 24.197.46.86).
Palo cannot ping either laptop from the command line.
Dell laptop can ping 24.197.46.86, but not 10.10.150.1.
HP laptop can ping 10.10.150.1, but not 24.197.46.86.
I am sure I am missing something fundamental.
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02-01-2023
06:21 AM
Hello everyone. I am new to Palo Alto firewalls. We have bought many new PA-440's and I am having trouble with my very first installation.
I have a site that is currently using a TP-Link AX1500 router.
Very simple setup.... ISPmodem----WANportOfAX1500/LANportOfAX1500----Clients.
I have tried, without success, to mimic the setup of the AX1500 and replace it with the PA-440. I have the PA-440 acting as a DHCP server. My clients get IP addresses, and then can ping the PA-440. They cannot ping anything on the Internet. From the PA-440 command line, I also cannot ping anything on the Internet (ping host 8.8.8.8 for example).
I know this post leaves many questions, but is there a guide on a very basic setup like this? I am sure I am missing something small but have been unable to put my finger on it.
Thank you -- Walter
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