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We are having a brute force username guessing attack but we can not analyze properly where it comes or since when it started. We don't have locally enough logs to generate reports for a Month. Therefore we want to use our SIEM for it. Unfortunately the logs needs to be correlated separtely to get the username, date and IP from the same session. Anyone could acomplished that in your syslog SIEM?Global Live Webinar (02/05): Securing Model Serving in Red Hat OpenShift AI with F5API Security
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Is iQuery sent to each other among GTMs and LTMs? full mesh?
hi, we have 3 data centers and there are two LTM and one GTM at each data center. All GTM are configured in the same sync-group. And LTM are added to local GTM server list. For this setup, normally we shall see the iQuery are sent bidirectionally with full mesh, right? I saw one GTM A sent iQuery to GTM B, but no iquery from GTM B to GTM A, is it normal? please advise, thanks in advance!should set hostname first on new F5 appliance before running setup utility?
hi , we are going to setup a new F5 appliance. I have one question regarding device certificate, should we set hostname first on new F5 appliance before running setup utility because the host name will be used in the device certificate enrollment? Please advise, thanks.how does gtm/dns monitor wild-ip pool members?
hi, can someone please advise how gtm/dns monitor wild-ip pool members? what is the interval of probe ? I am running tcpdump to capture the probe traffics, but nothing is captured after running tcpdump 30 mins. The tcpdump command is shown as below. tcpdump -ni any host 10.10.20.21 10.10.20.21 is pool member (VS) IP address. This member status is shown online. Please help to advise, thanks in advance.What is the best practice for migrating from iseries to rseries?
hi ,we plan to migrate to new r-series F5 (v15.1.x) from i-series legacy appliance v13.x.x. We will create the same vlans and IP address config, but the physical interfaces will be different. The new r-series appliance is already licensed. What is the best practice for this migration? option1: import the whole UCS file to new r-series appliance. after importing the ucs to new appliance, what are the next steps to complete the whole migration? option2: copy the config for every module, for example to copy ltm config first, then gtm, final AFW ...... can someone please advise, thanks in advance!Global Live Webinar (01/30) API Security Uncovered: Insights from Attackers & Defenders
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