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| Date Last Visited | 08-18-2015 09:07 AM |
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07-29-2012
12:41 AM
Hello where i can find technical documentation contain design and examples about securing datacenter and LANs using FW segmentation ? Regards,
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07-04-2012
09:39 AM
Hello I try to do some traffic shapping for a server to control the traffic used by this server over internet, generally this was easy done over our old netscreen/juniper FWs when i tried to figure it out over our PA 2020, i passed throught a not that the shaping is done only over egress port of the FW. and there are a document here that explain some senarios when a user is downloading from external server and we want to control the download speed . it explained that the policy should be linked to the local interface for the user as this is the egress interface in case of download. what i don't understand is how the traffic shaping will work as already the packet are received by the ingress interface facing internet and droped at the local egress interface facing the user to shape the traffic, the internet bandwidth in this case will be consumed anyway as shapping happening after packets already received by the FW? or i am missing something !!! Regards,
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06-05-2012
05:47 AM
I tried with your instruction but it didn't work, i have to mention that the interface that use the ip address 90.91.92.1 use vlan tagging. i added the subnet 84.85.86.1/28 to the interface as you mentioned and create a NAT policy as following Tag none source zone: internet destination zone : local destination interface :any source address : any destination address :test1 services: any source translation :none destination:address:test2 test1 is an ip address from the rane 84.85.86.1/28 test2 is a local host address i tested tracing to the true subnet from internet and it show the proper path till reaching my WAN ip
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06-05-2012
01:41 AM
hell i have a subnet of real IP address for example (84.85.86.1/28) and to reach this subnet i have a connectiosn from the serrvice provider with the following wan ip for example (90.91.92.1) . i configured the Palo with the real ip 90.91.92.1 and i have no problem in internet browsing and everything is working fine. i want to use the subnet (84.85.86.1/28) over paloalto to map it the ips of this subnet into different services localy, but i want to keep all of this inside this paloalto device only. is this possible , and how it can be done? Regards,
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