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07-06-2010
09:23 AM
You state that I do still have the option to block the port/service completely on the pan device, question is how? I can't block it based in application so do I have to add a new service with the port 3389 and then use that to specify the block?
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07-02-2010
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In the monitor log, what does it mean when it shows Incomplete under the Application? I am blocking incoming RDP and everything works fine (Action = Deny) as long as it sees it as MS-RDP or T.120 but I am seeing some traffic shown as Action = Allow on port 3389 when Application = Incomplete. How would I block take traffic?
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