Regulatory Domain Setting for a Network The regulatory domain of a network is determined by the network country. It can be set manually after a network is created or can be automatically determined when devices are deployed into the network. The regulatory domain can be set manually by navigating to Network-wide […]
Unable to Commit after Cancel/ Management Server Stuck in Palo Alto
Clearing commits is often an overlooked feature but can be very useful at times. Imagine you want to add an additional change but already scheduled a commit. You can easily cancel the commit, add your change and re-commit, preventing you from doing unnecessary commits. Or imagine that a commit hangs […]
How to Configure U-Turn NAT in PALO ALTO FIREWALL
U-Turn NAT “U-turn” refers to the logical path traffic appears to travel when accessing an internal resource when the external address are resolved. U-turn NAT refers to a network where internal users need to access an internal server using the server’s external public IP address. For this example, an internal […]
How Disk Space is Allocated on Log Collectors
Where does the space go? A log collector is deployed with 4 1TB disk pairs. The GUI reports 3.23 TB of total space that can be allocated via quota. Various CLI commands show different values from the GUI. What is going on here? How much space do you actually have […]
