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12-11-2018
01:56 PM
Hi, I think you missed my point. You have 3 equal cost paths, making the FW semi-randomly choosing the path to the VPN endpoint Public IP. By entering a single new route, just for the Public IP of the VPN Endpoint, to go out over only 1 of the interfaces, then you would have a consistend outgoing public IP. And when the return traffic comes in, it would follow the same route in reverse Regards Florian
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12-04-2018
03:20 AM
Just setup a static route to the public IP on the endpoint for the VPN, via 1 of the 3 interfaces. This way the VPN wil always go out via this specific route instead of randomly (as dictated via ECMP) For redundancy you could setup multiple tunnels and have routing figure out the best path, but that would only work when the other side has a PaloAlto as well (or a Juniper SRX/SSG).
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07-27-2010
01:45 AM
Hi Mike, Thanks ! I will anxiously await the furure version of Panorama. Regards Florian
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07-26-2010
06:56 AM
Hi, When managing multiple PA devices in Panorama, what information is shared ? I know it is possible to create device-groups, but this is only used for security policies. What about NAT, QoS, SSL decryption, Captive Portal, Policy based Forwarding ? And ofcourse settings for AD/LDAP/RADIUS servers ? Regards Florian
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