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08-18-2015
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09-25-2013
03:58 PM
Thanks for your reply! Your answer is helpful but I meant other thing. Let say I have a few Virtual Systems that represent separate clients and each of the users has a common interface for external communications. This is solved by Shared Gateway and single Virtual Router is used to route the traffic for all of the Virtual Systems through the Shared Gateway. What if the users use overlapping addresses. Can we also use separate VR for each VSYS in this case? Best Regards Pawel
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09-25-2013
08:16 AM
Hi, Do you know, how this problem can be solved? Can we use separate Virtual Routers per each Virtual System? Best Regards Pawel
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09-03-2013
02:18 AM
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Hi, Are you going to support GRE on PaloAlto in the near future? Thanks, Pawel
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