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Hello! You need a security policy from zone ABC to zone ABC to allow the traffic. Technically the ping is transit traffic first with lo0 as the outgoing interface, so you need a policy. The the ping loops back in and hits the host-inbound rules for the ...
This message was posted by a user wishing to remain anonymous As per the topology in the attached image, I have configured a simple lab with two vSRX in EVE-NG. I can ping the other end of the ge-0/0/0 link, but I cannot ping the loopback address of ...
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Perhaps it would be more fruitful to request some sort of written statement through your Juniper account team? ------------------------------ Nikolay Semov ------------------------------
Thanks. If I could find documentation that states those facts, that would help prove there is no default system halt related to auditing specifically. ------------------------------ BRAD KINSER ------------------------------
I don't think JunOS has auditing that parallels that in RHEL to begin with. BSD / JunOS doesn't have an audit service like RHEL. There's no audit partition. Things may start breaking if disk space fills up, but that's just regular unexpected behavior ...
Anything that would cause auditing to stop--audit service stopping, audit partition full, remote syslog host not available, etc. I'm used to the checks for RHEL 7/8/9 that have settings in auditd.conf to tell the system to either write to syslog, halt, ...
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