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So there's no way to modify the current policy, so I have to delete this and use the SMB policy?
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thank you
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I have more than computer that I like to apply this rule to, so I'll also create an alias for these computer and put their IP or FQDN in it.
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ok thanks again
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Ok thank you, since you were the one that answered the one in my link.
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Thank you, I never heard of Brave browser. But is there a way to block it from within Firebox?
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Thank you, that's what I was looking for
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I would love to hear someone from WatchGuard's opinion on this. If this is true, aren't all VPNs illegal? I'm talking about the CMMC part.
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ok thank you, I was just checking to see if there's a Windows setting.
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other feed back also welcome, especially about the CMMC compliance.
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Correct, that was my experience like I said. For example, when I tried SSH into a switch from Logmein, I could only do it sometimes because we have MFA also setup, and by the time I got the notification on my phone, the SSH session already expired. When tried with WG Mobile VPN, no issues. What about the CMMC part? We are…
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Yes, I did ipconfig /flushdns from my PC (NOT the domain controller handling DHCP) Thanks, I'll check that also.
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I'm not too familiar with DNS settings. Does this look correct?
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I already tried the ipconfig /flushdns but that didn't update. These are my settings now
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So when I do nslookup / ping on 10.0.0.69 (the dhcp IP of the laptop using ipconfig), its resolving to another computer.
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ok thanks again
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Same result. Hostname resolving to incorrect IP.
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The firebox is not acting as the dhcp server, a Windows server is. May I can find a way to clear arp from there.
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Because of this, a policy I applied to this computer doesn't work. I used the FQDN (laptop-1.mydomain.local) just like the other existing computers in this policy. I also noticed that when I typed in the hostname (laptop-1) of the computer to the policy, it was also resolving to 10.0.0.51 instead of 10.0.0.69.
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I did try clearing the arp-cache from the systems manager.
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So far, after the device was reconnected to WiFi, instead of getting the mac-addr ip reservation, it got DHCP. One time so far.
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I'm sorry, this is stupid. Someone unplugged the device so it was not turned on. Its getting the static IP now. I'm not on site, so I had no clue.
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I don't see anything for that mac-address. That device is a WiFi device, and I'm having issues with one of my AP.
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Yes, the MAC addr is the same. Same as before, and the same one that's labeled on the back of the device. I think it might be my WiFi, because the one AP the device is connecting is also disconnecting once in a while.
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Now it goes back to dhcp when ever the device reconnects to WiFi.
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Thank you, that worked.
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Thank you
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Anyone?
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Good point, thanks
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Also because remote connection is disabled on my company computer.