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@OtakarKlier wrote: There is no reason to have these on deny rules as they wont give you any real info (since they are denied). That's what I actually meant with my question 😉 @OtakarKlier wrote: Also thye will just eat up CPU. I only put security profiles on allow policies. This one I think is partly true. The session will be denied based on the security policy criteria. So for example if there is a deny rule based on zones, IPs and/or ports there won't be anything left that can be processed by the content processors (FPGAs). If you have a deny rule based on applications then there will probably some packets that can be checked with secueity profiles.
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@vsys_remo, Nope, I was actually just modifying this. Really bad article on the knowledgebase that once I was looking at it more shouldn't exist. Profile accounts for the security profiles as you mention.
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