VM-Series on Azure - Packets received 0

Hello

I would like to have your support. I deployed the following architecture in Azure. We have only 1 VM-Series at the moment. Based on the PA document for Azure, I created a Private subnet in vNet Hub zone (similar as the transit zone in the PA

Palo Alto VM-series in Azure Vmware Solution

Hello,

we have to deploy one Palo Alto NVA into the AVS Cloud of Microsoft.

Unfortunately into the NSX-T environment of AVS is disabled the "service deployment" button so we cannot register the VM-Series firewall as a service.

Is it possibile do

VM-Series Next-Generation Firewall from Palo Alto Networks -BYOL Azure

Hello,

I setup VmSeries next gen firewall on Azure Cloud, which is up and running.

However it's show :

License - None 

How do i activate 30 days trail ?

Which VM-Series deployment model within vSphere allows for firewall insertion into an existing network and will also require additional VLANs for each

I need right answers of these questions. Any help please  

Q1.Which VM-Series deployment model within vSphere allows for firewall insertion into an existing network and will also require additional VLANs for each tenant or application boundary?

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Slow webpage Load times

Have two Firewalls setup in azure with LB on the trust interface side and no LB on the untrust side. I am experiencing slow web page load times. Sometimes it doesnt even load or loads parts of the page. Any ideas what could be causing this?

How to see geneve encapsualted header information in packet capture

How to see geneve encapsualted header information in packet capture

API: ec2:RunInstances Not authorized for images: [ami-a2fa3bdf]

Hey All,

I am trying to deploy this template and have created an IAM role for this. I see there's an error regarding the image:

API: ec2:RunInstances Not authorized for images: [ami-a2fa3bdf]

Is that the current image to create? Or am I missing some

Multiple IPSec tunnels on one public IP on AWS

I am working with company that is using VM-Series appliances in AWS for site to site VPNs. The VPNs need to be up all the time but have low throughput requirements. To host multiple VPNs on one VM-Series they currently have to setup a virtual network

Azure internal load balancer and VM firewalls not working

We are attempting to internal load balance a pair of VM firewalls in Azure.

The firewalls work when traffic is sent directly to the firewalls.  But when the Azure internal load balancer is added into the mix no traffic hits the firewall.

I have searc

Monitoring of external ip configured for vpn in Palo Alto vm firewalls deployed in Azure

Hi All,

We have 2 Palo Alto VM firewalls (A: Primary & B: Secondary) deployed in Active/Passive mode for high-availability. These firewalls are deployed in Azure cloud and have multiple site to site IPSEC VPN tunnels configured with multiple vendor

Second VMSeries on Azure in the same Resource group/VNET

Any one knows, How to deploy a second VMseries on the same Resource group/VNET?