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Refer to the exhibit. admin@PA-220> show system info | match appid appid version: 8000-7120 appid last update: 2024/10/01 03:00:00 appid packet buffer: 1024 KB appid max sessions: 500000
Refer to the exhibit. admin@PA-220> show running security-policy | match app rule id 1: application any -> allow rule id 2: application ms-update, facebook-base -> allow rule id 3: application ssl, web-browsing -> allow rule id 4: application any -> deny
Refer to the exhibit. show system state | match appid total appid sessions: 12000 appid pending sessions: 4500 appid complete sessions: 7500 appid error sessions: 0
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Handles configuration, logging, and reporting
Processes traffic and enforces security policies
Manages routing and session setup
Collects and stores logs for analysis
Centralized management for multiple firewalls
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Decrypts outbound traffic to inspect it
Decrypts inbound traffic to servers
Decrypts SSH traffic for policy enforcement
Traffic bypasses decryption
Sends decrypted traffic to a monitoring tool
Refer to the exhibit. show running security-policy rule 1 name "Allow-Web" source any destination any application web-browsing action allow profile threat rule 2 name "Block-All" source any destination any application any action deny
Refer to the exhibit. > show app-app-id counter Application Packets Flags web-browsing 1000 ssl 500 my-custom-app 0 > show app-override rule Name: Override-SSH Source: 10.0.0.0/24 Destination: 10.1.0.0/24 Application: my-custom-app
Refer to the exhibit. admin@PA-1> show system info | match model model: PA-5250 admin@PA-1> show running decryption policy rule 1 name "No-Decrypt-Internal" source 192.168.0.0/16 destination 10.0.0.0/8 service https action no-decrypt rule 2 name "Decrypt-All" source any destination any service https action decrypt profile "default-forward-proxy" admin@PA-1> show running security policy rule 1 name "Allow-All" source any destination any application any service https action allow profile threat admin@PA-1> show threat log | match 10.0.0.5 <log entry: threat detected in SSL traffic>
user@fw> show running security-policy rule 1: name "Allow-Web" from trust to untrust source any destination any application web-browsing service application-default action allow rule 2: name "Allow-SSL" from trust to untrust source any destination any application ssl service application-default action allow rule 3: name "Block-Other" from trust to untrust source any destination any application any service any action deny log-start rule 4: name "Allow-All" from trust to trust source any destination any application any service any action allow
show running security-policy
rule 10 {
name "Allow-Web"
source any
destination any
application ssl
service application-default
action allow
}
show session all filter source 10.1.1.100 destination 10.2.2.200
session id 1234, application web-browsing, ...