With Palo Firewall open, you can
Setup which gives you Management, Operations, Services, Interfaces, Telemetry, Content-ID, Wildfires, Session, and HSM.
configure High Availability.
Add and manage user account.
Certificate Management.
Manage Licenses.
Support.
With Palo Firewall open, we can view and add
Interface
Zones
VALN
Virtual Wires
Virtual Routers
IPSec Tunnel
DHCP
DNS Proxy
GloabalProtection
Network profiles such as IKE Crypto, Monitor
With Palo Firewall open, we can create these objects:
Addresses
Address groups
Applications
Application groups,
Application Filters
Services
Service Groups
Antivirus
Anti-Spyware
Vulnerable Protection
URL Filtering
File blocking
Data Filtering
Security Profile groups
Authentication
Decryption Profile.
With the Palo firewall open, you can
Create Security rules, add NAT, Decryption, Tunnel Inspection, and Authentication.
With Palo Firewall open, click Monitor, you can do these:
Logs of Traffic, Threat, URL filtering, configuration, system.
Summary of App Scope, Top 10 Apps, Top 10 Threats, Network Monitor of Applications,
PDF Reports, and reports.
1. We can view Threat Activity and Compromised Hosts.
2. We can view WildFire Activity by File Type and WildFire Activity By Application.
3. Hosts Visiting Malicious URLs and Host Resolving Malicious Domains.
4. Applications Using non Standard Ports and rules Allowing Apps On Non Standard Ports
From Palo ACC screen, you can view these information:
1. Application Usage such as Application, Risk Bytes, Session, Threats URLs and users. user Activity such as Source User, Destination User, Bytes, Sessions, Threat, URLs, and Apps.
2. Source IP Activity shows Source address or DNS information.
3. Network Activity also shows these information: Source Regions, Destination Regions, GlobalProtection Host Information, and Rule Usage.
After login Palo, you will have Dashboard looks like this:
1. You can view Top High Risk Applications and General information such as device IP address, default gateway, Serial #, Software version, time and system resources.
If you click High Risk Applications, it will popup Network Activity. You can High Risk App Usage, user Activity.
You can also view Source IP Activity, Destination IP Activity, Source regions, Destination Regions.
2. You will have Data logs and Logged In Admins information.
3. You will also have config Logs, Locks. System Logs information.
2. If you see 530 Login authentication failed lik ethis one:
Command: PASS ************
Response: 530 Login authentication failed
Error: Critical error: Could not connect to server
Make sure you have entered correct host name and password.
2. If you receive timeout message:
Error: Connection timed out after 20 seconds of inactivity
Error: Failed to retrieve directory listing
Make sure you enter the correct host name, port number, Encryption settings, username and password.
3. Also make sure your firewall doesn’t block the FTP traffic.
Please refer to this link for how to configure FTP client: How to configure FTP client
In this example, we will show you how to configure Filezilla FTP client connecting to your FTP server on bluehost.
1. Download and install Filezilla.
2. After running Filezilla, open Site Manager from file.
3. Enter you FTP server, for example Chicagotech.net, port 21, Only use plain FTP (insecure) in Encryption line (note: plain FTP is bluehost uses now), Ask for password in Logon Type, username@yourdomainname.
4. Click Connect. That will popup for the password.
5. If everything setup correctly, you will see “Directory listing of “/public_html” successful and “Connected established”.