Thank you, this is exactly what I was looking for. I needed a quick and dirty on how PanOS regards 'transmit' and 'receive' in the overall TCP or UDP flow, and you delivered! Nice work!
Hello I want to know if there is inbound traffic having device action allow and in reason coloum as "aged out" then should we monitor such traffic or not. Is there any threat related such traffic.
I was wondering about NAT IP too because he mentions about packet source NATed at 03:19 which is not true! It looks like he never configured any NAT because packet capture detail in Wireshark at 08:05 shows the egress packet B has same source IP as source and ingress packet C has same destination IP as trust PC and there is no 192.150.1.2 in the logs. People who don't have enough experience should NOT rely on anybody making inaccurate videos.
great video but you really should make sure the docs is matching with your video. 192.150.1.1 to 192.150.1.2 will never traverse the firewall and this will confuse many. but otherwise good explanation.
Thankyou, Really helpful. Can you please provide your email ID where I can ask you for more related videos where I stuck in. That would be really helpful.
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Thank you, this is exactly what I was looking for. I needed a quick and dirty on how PanOS regards 'transmit' and 'receive' in the overall TCP or UDP flow, and you delivered! Nice work!
I appreciate the step by step directions, thanks so much.
This cleared up so much confusion for me. Thanks for the great video!
Excellently delivered. 🤝
Nice video, It is very very helpful. Thanks for sharing .keep up the good work
Excellent guide, keep up the good work!
fantastic video.. Very helpful.. Please post more videos
Excellent video. Thank you
Nicely done. Thank you for sharing!
Very nice video. Can you please make a video on troubleshooting on dropped packets?
Very well explained, God bless you.
Very nicely explain..
Thank you so much...
Great video. Life is more clear from now on:)
Thanks Alex,Maciej and Abhishek :)
Will try to add more videos
Thank you..good explanation 👍
Thank you so much for sharing with us..
Great Presentation.. really made it simple ! pls post new videos related to tshoot. Thnx
This is so poetic
Waiting for more videos :)
super helpful, ty!
What is use of firewall packet?
Hello
I want to know if there is inbound traffic having device action allow and in reason coloum as "aged out" then should we monitor such traffic or not.
Is there any threat related such traffic.
It depends on what kind of traffic is getting Aged out. You will see Aged out response for UDP traffic as there is no handshake.
If we have a Dynamic NAT configured where multiple private IPs map to one Public IP then will your filter capture work as expected ?.
in that case you need to include the destination port in the filter.
@@tejasmapuskar3023 Thank you Tejas
When are more videos coming :)
Thank you for sharing. Your IP's don't match between diagram and config.
where is packet capture for natted ip.i want to know nat is really happening here or not ?
I was wondering about NAT IP too because he mentions about packet source NATed at 03:19 which is not true! It looks like he never configured any NAT because packet capture detail in Wireshark at 08:05 shows the egress packet B has same source IP as source and ingress packet C has same destination IP as trust PC and there is no 192.150.1.2 in the logs. People who don't have enough experience should NOT rely on anybody making inaccurate videos.
thank you
Good.
great video but you really should make sure the docs is matching with your video. 192.150.1.1 to 192.150.1.2 will never traverse the firewall and this will confuse many. but otherwise good explanation.
He never configured a NAT IP 192.150.1.2 despite claiming B packet with source NAT at 03:16. Otherwise it would have been in the log details.
Thankyou, Really helpful. Can you please provide your email ID where I can ask you for more related videos where I stuck in. That would be really helpful.