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Laden an öffentlichen Säulen: Ein Trauerspiel!

Seit einem Monat fahre ich erstmalig ein E-Auto. Und ebenso positiv euphorisch bin ich an das Laden an öffentlichen Säulen herangegangen. Dazu gab es auch allen Grund: Überall sieht man solche Stationen aus dem Boden sprießen und auch die Tank-App zeigt einem, wie dicht besiedelt……

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L’importazione del certificato è riuscita ma non è visibile nella GUI o nella CLI.

L’importazione del certificato è riuscita ma non è visibile nella GUI o nella CLI.

Dopo aver importato un certificato locale, viene visualizzato il messaggio “Importato con successo…”, ma il certificato non è visibile nella GUI e in qualche versione neanche nella CLI. Se proviamo a reimportarlo, riceviamo il messaggio che il certificato è già presente. Il problema è la…

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Joining an Active Directory: A Packet Capture

What happens on the network if you’re joining a Microsoft Active Directory domain? Which protocols are used? As I suspected, it’s a bit more complex than just seeing a single known protocol like HTTPS. 😉 Since a PCAP is worth a thousand words, I captured…

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Getting started with the APIs from Palo Alto Ntwks

You can talk to firewalls and Panorama from Palo Alto Networks in various ways. The well-known GUI (which I really love, by the way) and the CLI are quite common at first glance. Nearly everyone using the Palos is familiar with these configuration options. When…

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iPad Ping: WLAN vs. LAN

Meine Kids spielen derzeit häufig Brawl Stars, ein Echtzeit Onlinespiel. Und sie schauen auch immer mal Videos dazu, bei denen ihnen jetzt der Floh ins Ohr gesetzt wurde, dass man ein iPad ja auch per LAN-Adapter mit einem Netzwerkkabel ausstatten kann, was ja den Ping…

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PANW: Dynamic Routing between Logical Routers

How to route traffic between multiple logical routers aka Inter-LR Routing on a Palo Alto Networks Strata firewall? More precisely, inclusive route redistribution rather than a few static routes. –> Via iBGP through loopback interfaces. Let’s go: Setup Notes The advanced routing engine… Source link…

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BGP Route Filtering with Palo’s Advanced Routing Engine (ARE)

With PAN-OS 10.2, Palo Alto Networks has introduced the “Advanced Routing Engine” (ARE) with its “Logical Routers” (LR) rather than the legacy “Virtual Routers” (VR). The Advanced Routing Engine simplifies operations with a standards-based configuration, which reduces your learning curve since… Source link Author: legendary…

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Misusing Palo’s Captive Portal as a Guest Wi-Fi Welcome Page

I was faced with an interesting customer requirement: An existing guest Wi-Fi should be prefaced with a welcome page for accepting the terms and conditions. Since there was already a Palo Alto Networks firewall in place, could we perhaps use its captive portal directly for…

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