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Understanding "XLATE" (translation) table in Cisco ASA Firewall

The Network DNA

Understanding "XLATE" (translation) table in Cisco ASA Firewall Many of you already heard about the "XLATE" table in Cisco ASA Firewall but some of you want to understand what exactly it is and what is the purpose of this table. The ASA firewall utilizes the XLATE database to manage both dynamic and static NAT translations.

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What is a TCP Port: Different Between TCP and UDP Ports

NW Kings

Understanding TCP ports is essential for managing network traffic and ensuring effective communication. But what is a TCP port? This blog will delve into what a TCP port is, how it works, its significance in networking, and the different types of ports, including well-known and dynamic ports. What is a TCP Port?

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Why Application Awareness is Essential for Firewall Security 

CATO Networks

Firewalls – the foundation of an organizations network security strategy – filters network traffic and can enforce an organizations security rules. By limiting the traffic that enters and leaves or enters an organizations network, a firewall can dramatically reduce its vulnerability to data breaches and other cyberattacks.

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Which SSE Can Replace the Physical Datacenter Firewalls?

CATO Networks

But only a few can securely cloudify the datacenter firewall. This is because datacenter firewalls dont just address the need for secure Internet access, which is the main SSE capability. In this blog post, we explore which capabilities a datacenter firewall-replacing SSE needs to have. Download the White Paper 3.

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How to find applications with NetFlow

Kentik

You can also learn about the protocols in use, the ports being used, the top interfaces, etc. IP protocol. Source port for UDP or TCP, 0 for other protocols. Destination port for UDP or TCP, type and code for ICMP, or 0 for other protocols. Don’t rely on ports. Source IP address.

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Network Security-as-a-Service: beyond the Next Generation Firewall

CATO Networks

About 10 years ago, a small startup, Palo Alto Networks, innovated the Next Generation Firewall (NGFW). Existing enterprise firewalls relied on the use of specific ports to apply application security rules. Rather, it is the mostly irrelevant distinction of application protocols such as HTTP, FTP, SSH and the like.

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Network & Firewall Security for the Modern Enterprise

CATO Networks

Traditional firewall security simply cant keep up with the challenges created by these new network paradigms. As a result, when I discuss firewall security with enterprises today, there are three reoccurring themes: visibility, scalability, and convergence. Lets find out.