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WAF with single NIC?

BarryG
Hi, can the WAF (in 9.006) be used in a system with a single NIC?

If so, how many IPs are needed on that NIC? Can a single IP work?

Thanks,
Barry


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    The license count seems rather strange in the single-NIC config... instead of counting the servers protected by the WAF, random DMZ IPs are being counted.

    These IPs are not communicating through the proxy.

    This is troubling as it means that a 10-IP license may not be enough, even though we're only protecting a few IPs.

    The UTM proxy's interfaces are on .20 and .29, /24.

    The protected servers are in a different subnet, via the ASA.

    > count_active_ip.plx --showcount
     count_active_ip: checking active IP addresses
    Active IP addresses:
    10.0.6.21
    10.0.6.241
    10.0.6.15
    10.0.6.19
    Totals: IPv4: 4 IPv6: 0


    Barry
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    The license count seems rather strange in the single-NIC config... instead of counting the servers protected by the WAF, random DMZ IPs are being counted.

    These IPs are not communicating through the proxy.

    This is troubling as it means that a 10-IP license may not be enough, even though we're only protecting a few IPs.

    The UTM proxy's interfaces are on .20 and .29, /24.

    The protected servers are in a different subnet, via the ASA.

    > count_active_ip.plx --showcount
     count_active_ip: checking active IP addresses
    Active IP addresses:
    10.0.6.21
    10.0.6.241
    10.0.6.15
    10.0.6.19
    Totals: IPv4: 4 IPv6: 0


    Barry
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