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empel · 05-02-2022

Hi, we are looking for a way to use policy objects and FQDNs in our port forwarding rules. Is there any news on when this will be supported? In an ever more dynamic world where static IPv4 addresses are no longer the norm and IPv6 adoption is increas...

empel · 06-19-2018

Hi, we have two sites linked through AutoVPN.Site A: 192.168.148.0/24, the MX64 has 192.168.148.254.Site B: 192.168.71.0/24, the MX64 has 192.168.71.1.My PC is in site B and has 192.168.71.2.From my PC in site B I can ping any device in site A.From a...

empel · 05-03-2022

I mostly understand what you are saying about the move from on prem to the cloud. We provide however services to our clients that moved their servers from on prem to our datacenter and now the move is from our private cloud to the public cloud. We ha...

empel · 08-21-2019

What it basically does is that it tells the other MX appliances in the AutoVPN that they can reach that particular subnet through this MX appliance.

empel · 06-20-2018

Yes, I am awfully sorry, this is incredibly silly. I did of course check the Windows firewall. I checked it, however, when I was connected to the office LAN, not after I patched my PC at the MX64. My PC thinks this is a new network and decides to blo...

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