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Note that we only see traffic that is allowed by a security policy or denied explicitly by a customer policy in Session Browser / Logs -> Traffic. If a traffic is denied because there is no matching rule and final catch-all default for firewall is to deny all traffic then such denied traffic is not shown in both "Session Browser" and Logs -> Traffic. | Note that we only see traffic that is allowed by a security policy or denied explicitly by a customer policy in Session Browser / Logs -> Traffic. If a traffic is denied because there is no matching rule and final catch-all default for firewall is to deny all traffic then such denied traffic is not shown in both "Session Browser" and Logs -> Traffic. | ||
We can see even implicitly blocked traffic due to final catch-all in packet capture. | |||
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Latest revision as of 03:41, 26 February 2024
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Go to Monitor -> Logs -> Traffic. Here we filter for source/destination. Here unlike session monitoring we can see historic (Based on log storage capacity of firewall) sessions and whether they were allowed or denied. Example filter
( addr.dst in 192.168.0.0/24 )
Same as monitor -> Session Browser, here also we can click on values listed to create addtional filters based on those values.
Only explicitly allowed/denied traffic is seen in Monitor
Note that we only see traffic that is allowed by a security policy or denied explicitly by a customer policy in Session Browser / Logs -> Traffic. If a traffic is denied because there is no matching rule and final catch-all default for firewall is to deny all traffic then such denied traffic is not shown in both "Session Browser" and Logs -> Traffic.
We can see even implicitly blocked traffic due to final catch-all in packet capture.
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