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Hi All,I'm currently setting up a pair of 4225 FTDs in active/standby HA using a port-channel interface as the failover/state link (Po48 with member ports Eth1/7 and Eth1/8). The FTDs are running version 7.4.2.1. HA establishes ok and failover works ...

Hello folks,I want to migrate my edge firewall from the Cisco to the fortigate and i want to apply the following:-Allowing the users and denying them in global ACP base on user in user section in ACP.-Applying Malware and intrusion (NGFW features) po...

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Hello,We have Firepower 4120 chassis with ASA imageCisco Adaptive Security Appliance Software Version 9.18(4)40 SSP Operating System Version 2.12(1.72)Device Manager Version 7.20(1) Compiled on Tue 27-Aug-24 07:55 GMT by buildersSystem image file is ...

algreg by Level 1
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Hi, May I know the default value of the event database for FMC4600 and FMC2700 equipment?Intrusion event database, connection database, malware event database, etc.As guide of FMC 7, The official document only specifies the upper limit (maximum) valu...

kroh by Level 1
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One incident happened where a user in my company complained that phishing emails were being sent from her O365 account. When I analyzed the PCAP, I noticed a connection established using STUN. It seems the intruder may have sent a link, and the user ...

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ankitohc by Spotlight
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We are running Virtual FMCs pair (FMCv) and currently we have license for managing 10 devices (SF-FMC-VMW-10-K9). However, we need to increase the license as our managed devices are more than 10.  My questions is that can we add another 10 devices li...

S891 by Level 2
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