In most network designs, you will see that the usual and “proper” way to protect publicly accessible servers is to place them behind a network firewall such as Cisco ASA, Fortigate, Checkpoint, Palo Alto etc. In this article however we will discuss and explain how to achieve the above r...
The vulnerability has a critical severity rating of 9.8 out of 10. This flaw could enable an attacker to execute arbitrary code or commands due to missing authentication in the fgfmd daemon. The FortiGate to FortiManager Protocol (FGFM) enables customers to deploy FortiGate firewall devices and ...
If the proxy allows the user's request, it forwards it to the web server through the firewall. The web server sends its response to the proxy. The proxy then sends this response back to the user. Learn how to respond to the Fortigate SSL VPN vulnerability > A forward proxy will first...
How to configure multiple NAT on Cisco ASAYou are prompted to reboot the ASA. Why do you need Security Contexts in Cisco ASAYou are a large enterprise or a college campus and want to keep departments completely separate Two Firewall modes in Cisco ASACisco ASA can be configured as routed ...
7. Now click on "Log Receiving". Click "Create" call the log Firewall (or whatever else makes sense to you regarding the device logging) and leave the settings to BSD, UPD, and 514. The other settings can be used depending on the format you are sending. Again if that doesn't make...
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After that, they should automatically be created. If not, you can manually create them, allow replication to occur, then delete the manually created ones, then re-run the command Meinolf suggesed, or simply right-click NTDS, choose "Check replication" which will invoke the KCC. ...
Here, i made a static route on my fortigate like that : 192.168.3.0 ---> 192.168.1.102(IP 5520) and the same for VLAN2 There, all is working fine, from all my VLAN's i can access to my network and ping the fortigate Now the problem is that VLAN2 & VLAN3 can't access to ...