The Security Profile – Web Filter FortiOS has a neat section for all the Security Profiles; this GUI is straightforward and intuitive. So let’s see what we have by default. Looking to catch up up the FortiGate Series? – Make sure you check the Main Page for it –> FortiGate – Configuration Series. From the […]
TO pick up right where we left off, we will configure Static Routes to the providers, Security Policies (Allowing Traffic to the Internet), and NAT Looking to catch up up the FortiGate Series? – Make sure you check the Main Page for it –> FortiGate – Configuration Series. The Diagram Static Routes ISP This part
It has been a long time since my last practical/post, so I wanted to share what I have been working on For my understanding and anyone reading this, I would like to set a quick standard for this lab; the best way to do it is by creating a quick diagram and a Plan Looking
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Awesome, I was able to move from those 2 slides that took a lot of content and energy our of my brain! – The slides I’m referring to are the ones you get when you assist Splunk’s class for System Administration, basically the posts are my notes (This blog) which is an extraction of the
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Splunk can be installed in Windows and Linux for Production environments, there are some tweaks that you can configure to make your environment run better and with no issues, this class makes few recommendations that are very new to me so I will list them here to keep adding to my notes. Linux Settings Recommendations
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I have a very modest lab setup and have been putting the PAN-VM 100 to the test, in this case, I have 2 firewalls setup to handle the internet of the internal VMs in my lab Here I a quick snapshot of the all the junk I have been running So I decided that I
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Getting back from where we left over from yesterday. Here is a quick and interesting view of the components, processes and the Installation planning of the solution. I know, these post maybe repetitive in nature, but its the foundation of a well implemented solution Core Components and Processes This section is dedicated to describe all
As I continue being exposed to Splunk in the wild as well as in class 🙂 – I decided to write a bit on the class that I just took. The System Administrator Class This class is one of the many requirements to become a Splunk Certified Architect, which is what I’m going for in
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One thing that I really appreciate from Palo Alto is that their Firewalls have this nice way to save your configuration. As I move with labbing my experience with the Firewalls and products, I really wanted to highlight this. Configuration Management This section relates to the ability to different functions you can use to practically
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The last post was very long and a bit crazy all over the place, but here we are continuing with it. To illustrate how to crate a destination NAT, we will be opening FTP to one of our DMZ server, so lets get started Create Object Under Objects -> Services we will create our new
