SRX Next-Gen Firewalls

Yes, two forwarding routing instances are created as in the example. You create the filters with source address matching for the forwarding instances for each ISP. In the Prod routing instance you add the rib group and import with the filter created ...

It really depends on what "does not work" means in your case. Please describe the symptoms you're observing. If I had to guess blindly, I would point you to this note in the document: NOTE: For an HTTPS connection, Web filtering is supported through ...

> The biggest issue I've seen is when you try to use both some zone and some global policy. the final policy in any zone to zone interaction is default deny silently. > So if the traffic is seen as zone to zone and there is no policy for the match ...

I'd like to flesh it out a bit further with some pseudo -config based on some multi-ISP scenarios I've encountered: ### for uniformity, the pseudo-config below has the two ISPs each in their own VR #### # monitor your ISP services rpm { probe ...

Hi Steve , Thanks for your reply . This means that i have to create 2 routing instances ( both forwarding ) for two ISPs currently in prod.inet.0 VR , ihave a default static route configured , which i have to remove ? and then call two ...

Hi all, I have a SRX300 which followed the instruction of an official document to configure which websites are allowed or not allowed to be accessed but the configuration does not work after I completed the configuration. The official document is ...

Yes, part of doing the configuration will add a forwarding instance. You can see an example configuration here. https://supportportal.juniper.net/s/article/How-to-configure-Filter-Based-Forwarding-on-SRX-for-a-typical-dual-ISP-scenario?language=en_US ...