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04-18-2023
02:28 PM
Anything more recent for deploying into an existing setup? It's frustrating that at this point you can't specify an availability zone via the marketplace deployment.
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02-25-2021
01:12 PM
To egress the internet from your 'public' interface, you'll need to put it into a Public AWS subnet. For this subnet in the aws route tables you'll route 0.0.0.0 to the Internet Gateway (IGW). Also set an EIP on your Eth1/2 ip address. The IGW does the nat translation as it leaves to the internet.
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02-25-2021
01:05 PM
Have a case where i want to re-write the source-IP and destination-port on traffic heading to the internet. So coming in from the private network as 10.1.1.1 -> 2.2.2.2:4000 and changing as it leaves to the internet to 3.3.3.3 -> 2.2.2.2:443. The part i'm struggling with is preserving the original destination IP. For the NAT policy rule, on the translated packet under Destination Address Translation, I cannot find an option to use the original destination address. It requires that I specify a translated Address. Is it possible to just preserve the original or am i missing something.
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05-24-2017
12:42 PM
Does anyone have experience with a services/transit VPC at AWS? Wondering specifically about experience with thoughput with the palo alto managing the transit traffic between the corporate office and multiple VPC's.
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