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Recently, thanks to the great guys at Palo Alto, I was able to get my hands on a VM-series firewall to do some testing across various fronts, including VMware NSX-T.

Please note this only applies to 元 interfaces.Recently, in the home lab, I have been doing a lot of lab networking configurations and testing various scenarios. Repeat for all interfaces that are required to work without promiscuous mode. Power on the VM and verify the changes:.Shut down the VM, switch ethernet1/3 to manual MAC and type in appropriate MAC (in this case 12:ab:11:04:ac:12):.See the MAC address, which Palo Alto Networks uses for ethernet1/3 that is: 12:ab:11:04:ac:12 The sys.s1.p3.hwaddr (00:50:56:a3:3c:37), shown in the screenshot below, corresponds to the configuration of the VM shown in the previous screenshot.The following screenshot is an example of the VM properties (in VMware, right click on machine and edit settings).For firewalls running PAN-OS versions prior to 7.0, this will enable you to connect the firewall to your virtual infrastructure without requiring you to enable promiscuous mode on vSwitch port group to which the firewall is connected. The following steps describe how to modify the VM network configuration to use the native MAC address of the firewall. In 7.0 and later, using the hyperadvisor-assigned MAC address is the default behavior, but this can be disabled in the Device > Setup > Management > General Settings configuration. Prior to 7.0, VM-Series firewalls were not able to configure thier logical interfaces to use hypervisor-assigned MAC addresses. So, these firewalls required you either A) to enbable promiscuous mode on the vSwitch port group or B) manually configure the hypervisor to use the MAC address(es) of the firewall. VM-Series firewalls running 7.0 and later do not have this limitation and can now detect and use the MAC address assigned by the hypervisor.

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