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Hello Enzo,

A configuration file and the unfiltered logs is a good start (or else i can copy them from here).

Looking forward to it, and have a nice weekend.

Best Regards,
Fredrik Å

Hello Enzo, It's difficult to say what actually happens here, other that something happens during the SSL Handshake that causes both the Clavister Netwall and the Client sending an SSL-Alert. It is possible to have more than one Authentication Rule, so the limitation should not be there. As i would ...

Actually, a Reconfigure is enough to clear the counters.
So not as big impact as a complete reboot.

Best Regards,
Fredrik Å

Hello Tivruski,

The two USB Type A ports on the E20 front panel are for future functionality and are not currently used by cOS Core.
They are however powered and i use one of them on my Clavister Netwall E10 to power a Raspberry Pi.

Best Regards,
Fredrik Å

Hello John, In Incontrol we have a filtering function for when you have a lot of firewalls. See image below from InControl v.2.0, the location is the same in earlier versions, but might look different. filter_in_icc.png The filter only searches on the Name of the firewalls. Best Regards, Fredrik Å

Hello Stebill, That would be a great function. Its already working like that in InControl, there you can move objects freely between folders. We also have an Request For Enhacnements: COP-21771 | Add possibility to select object location folder when creating objects from e.g. IP Policy's This is not...

Hello stephan,

They are supposed to be available on our website, but we are not there yet unfortunately
You can find it on our Own-Cloud, Link:
Valid until 2019-05-31 | https://owncloud.clavister.com/index.ph ... Gm6998cF6o

Best regards,
Fredrik Å

Hello Ambren, The solution you have in mind does work with the Clavister Netwall, but might require some manual labor on your end. As long as you can connect the Clavister Netwall to a router, as you cannot connect it directly to your phone, it should be able to utilize all the bandwidth over the 4G...

Hi Michael, It is a simple feature to use when you only have access to only one public IP. In regards to disabling the heartbeats on said interface, the answer is no. The Clavister NetWall have a few characteristics regarding heartbeats: The source IP is the interface address of the sending firewall...

Hi DexterLas,

That is correct, 3 is just the minimum IPs needed.

Best Regards,
Fredrik Å