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Hi Chacko, Thanks for responding to this post. I had actually determined the cause of the issue to be a USB-C RJ45 network adapter I was using to connect the devices and not the firewall at all. I fotgot to come on here and update the post. Cheers, Jamesy

Jamesy · ‎01-05-2021

@OtakarKlier , @BPry Thanks you both very much for your replies. I will get a ticket opened with support.

Jamesy · ‎01-04-2021

Hi there, We have several older model devices that we no longer use in production so I wanted to remove them from the customer portal. I don't see an obvious way to do this so I wanted to put the question out there. How do I/ can I even, remove devices from the customer portal?

Jamesy · ‎09-16-2020

I am working on testing improvements to our rule sets by breaking the rules into app groups as opposed to just allow all. Pretty much everything is working fine except for OSD deployment via SCCM. In particular the O365 click to run installer. The deployment process runs fine up to the point of installing office where it hangs for a very long time. The image completes but the app has not installed. I see a lot of aged-out connections from the PC to the SCCM server which is located on another site. When I add a test wide open rule of allow all/ any/ any, etc it works fine. App-id is working in that it logs it as ms-sms and is hitting the right server. I have tried changing the policy to service any and also removing the security profiles but it still fails. Wireshark on the PA and the SCCM box show me 3 way handshakes, a few initial packets over HTTP and then an rst from the PC as SCCM has not responded. I learned today that with SCCM and CTR installers that there is potentially an initial connection, a download of an XML config file and then a connection to the web to download the latest version. Which would explain the behaviour that I am seeing. This would mean secondary sessions and potentially having to leave an any/any/any rule in place which defeats the purpose of the rule sets. Has anyone else had to deal with this and found a solution?

Jamesy · ‎06-26-2020

Hi Himani, I have gone through the best practice docs and used these to build the profiles and policies. I would like to be able to test these before applying them in production. I want to have a checklist to ensure that they profiles don't a) cause any blockages to traffic and b) are blocking malicious/ unsanctioned traffic as intended. Thanks, Jamesy

Jamesy · ‎06-26-2020

I am currently building out more granular policies that have application groups applied as well as security profiles for AV, malware, vulnerability and URL filtering. I will be applying these to a test firewall and would like to build out a test plan to ensure they are working as expected. I just wanted to run this by the community to see if perhaps there were any recommendations on testing the AV, malware and vulnerability side of things?

Jamesy · ‎01-31-2020

Hi there, I am testing Radius configuration for our admin accounts using windows NPS over PEAP-MSCHAPv2. I have our local CA cert in the cert profile and configured all the required params like vendor specifi attributes,etc. When I run a test authentication profile and add my domain creds I get the message ''Response for user: "<user name>" from RADIUS server: "unable to get local issuer certificate; unknown CA" Authentication failed against RADIUS server at <server IP>:1812 for user "<user name>. Has anyone else seen this?

Jamesy · ‎10-24-2018

Thanks everyone for the input. It’s pretty clear at this point that there is no way to do it. I will mark this one as answered.

Jamesy · ‎10-24-2018

Thanks Luke, I wil ltake a look at these. Cheers, Jamesy

Jamesy · ‎10-24-2018

Hey Luke, Thanks for this. I am aware of this option and I agree it does seem pretty easy. This has been requested from the top, so I have to make sure I confirm there is no option for a command line that would facilitate a desktop shortcut to quickly diconnect when required. I haven't seemn anything n teh docs and none while testing in teh CLI on a Windows PC. Am I correct in saying at this point that one does not exist? Cheers, Jamesy

Jamesy · ‎10-23-2018

Hi Mick, Thanks for for the response. This is an option and one that was presented to management who requested this, but I guess they want to make it even simpler by having an icon that users can double click.

Jamesy · ‎10-23-2018

I want to create a script or some other option if it is available that will present an icon on the users desk so that they can quickly disable/ enable the GP client without the reason prompt. I had a quick look but I don't see any CLI oprtions available tha I can use in a script. Is this possible?

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Re: SCCM app deploy issue

Re: Remove devices form the customer portal

Remove devices form the customer portal

SCCM app deploy issue

Re: Security profile testing

Re: SCCM app deploy issue

Re: Remove devices form the customer portal

Remove devices form the customer portal

SCCM app deploy issue

Re: Security profile testing

Security profile testing

Windows radius with certificate config

Re: GlobalProtect client script options

Re: GlobalProtect client script options

Re: GlobalProtect client script options

Re: GlobalProtect client script options

GlobalProtect client script options

Network Security

Cloud Security

Security Operations

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