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Since you cannot use "or" logic in the rule match, you must shift the complexity from the Policy Group *match* to the *object definition*. Instead of creating 100 individual rules, group your sites and application lists into nested Data Prefixes and ...
Even if the IP is on a loopback, the external world needs a 1:1 NAT or Port Forwarding rule to know where to send that incoming traffic. Without a NAT mapping, the device sees the packet but doesn't have a "destination" rule for it, so it drops it as...
The 19.x branch is currently their long-term stable release, which is why it is marked as the "latest recommended" for the majority of the fleet. The 26.x branch, while technically "Generally Available," is often pushed into a release candidate or "e...
As for the firewall redundancy, you can peer the vMX with both firewalls. To prevent the vMX from becoming an internet transit hub, you should only advertise the specific Azure VNet prefixes (and maybe your on-premise prefixes) back to the firewalls,...
Once those are added in the Azure portal, you can associate a separate public IP with each. However, keep in mind that the vMX itself has limitations on how it handles these in the dashboard, so you might need to check Wild Card City Cаsino online an...
