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08-31-2017
02:52 PM
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Thank you! That worked
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08-28-2017
02:27 PM
I want to know if there is a way to throttle the bandwidth logs forwarded to Panorama from a PA-3020. I have several PA-3020 firewalls that I want to connect to Panorama and they have several hundred MB of logs each. They have never previously been managed by a Panorama before. I am afraid once I add them to Panorama, the firewalls will attempt to send all of it's logs to Panorama and inadvertently take up all the bandwitdth. Does new firewalls attempt to send all of it's old logs as well as newly generated traffic logs to Panorama automatically when it connects?
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