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- [Blog](https://indeni.com/blog/): See the latest in all things surrounding network security, network automation, security infrastructure automation, and much more.
- [BlueCat Infrastructure Assurance 8.4 boosts AI capabilities with anomaly detection](https://indeni.com/blog/bluecat-infrastructure-assurance-8-4-boosts-ai-capabilities-with-anomaly-detection/): BlueCat Infrastructure Assurance, previously known as Indeni, has been providing Artificial Intelligence capabilities even before the recent hype in the matter. Today, we’re excited to announce our next step in the AI journey – Anomaly Detection. In this release we have included several new components: An Anomaly detection engine An embedded long-term time-series database (Postgresql
- [Indeni 8.3 Deeper insight into your security infrastructure with analytics dashboard](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-8-3-deeper-insight-into-your-security-infrastructure-with-analytics-dashboard/): Analytics dashboard The reason we started our analytics dashboard journey early in the year was because we had learned so much from performing technical analysis of your alert export data. We were able to help you make more informed decisions based on data. In some environments, we identified problematic devices, as well as common top
- [Gartner 2022 Hype Cycle for Workload and Network Security](https://indeni.com/blog/gartner-2022-hype-cycle-for-workload-and-network-security/): Gartner® recognizes Indeni as a sample vendor in the 2022 Hype Cycle™ for Workload and Network Security report. We are excited to be included as 1 of 8 sample vendors worldwide for Network Security Policy Management (NSPM). We believe our inclusion is a recognition of our: Continuous network security risk analysisVulnerability assessmentAuditing capabilitiesAbility to reduce
- [Indeni 8.2 Analytics Dashboard & Network Security Automation](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-8-2-analytics-dashboard-network-security-automation/): New Platform Capabilities 1 - Analytics Dashboard Continuing our Analytics Dashboard journey, we’re excited to share a few more enhancements to the dashboard. 1.1 Issues per vendor Our new and improved widget shows the number and the severity of the issues by vendor, instead of just showing the number of issues by vendor. You can
- [How to Troubleshoot Check Point Firewall VPN Connection](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-firewalls-troubleshoot-a-vpn-connection/): Looking for a Checkpoint VPN troubleshooting guide? Look no further. Johnathan Browall Nordström provides provides some quick tips on how to troubleshoot a VPN tunnel where at least one side is a Check Point firewall. ✓ Read more!
- [E-BGP Peering with Cisco Nexus OS](https://indeni.com/blog/e-bgp-peering-with-cisco-nexus-os/): Scenario Let’s consider a typical real-world BGP scenario: peering with your ISP. Maybe you don’t have a powerful enterprise router or maybe you want to save the device’s resources, but chances are you’d want your ISP to send you only a default route. But what happens if your ISP Network Engineer accidentally forgets to filter
- [Fortigate Firmware Upgrade: Dangers & Tips](https://indeni.com/blog/fortigate-firmware-upgrade-dangers-tips/): New Firmware Releases As we know, network equipment vendors periodically release new software which should fix the issues from the previous release. Still, it’s no secret that, sometimes, new firmware can fix one thing while also breaking two more in the process. Therefore, if a new firmware release promises a fix for periodic issues with
- [Fortinet FortiGate HA (High Availability) Solutions](https://indeni.com/blog/fortinet-fortigate-ha-high-availability-solutions/): Importance of HA In this article, we will discuss the importance of HA (High Availability) solutions for your FortiGate firewall(s). We will compare two of the best solutions – VRRP (Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol) and HA using FGCP (FortiGate Cluster Protocol), outlining the pros and cons for each. We will also go through configuration examples.
- [How to Export Palo Alto Networks Firewall Configuration to a Spreadsheet](https://indeni.com/blog/how-to-export-palo-alto-networks-firewalls/): Rohit Singla describes how to export Palo Alto configurations into a spreadsheet. Read more ...
- [Webinar: Check Point Network Security - A Customer Perspective](https://indeni.com/blog/webinar-check-point-network-security-a-customer-perspective/): I had the pleasure to speak with Peter Lyndley, Senior Security Engineer at Softcat, in a recent webinar. Softcat has been an Indeni customer for many years. It was great to get Peter’s perspective on his experience with Check Point firewalls and how he has been leveraging Check Point technologies to protect Softcat and their
- [Indeni 8.1 Analytics Dashboard & Network Security Automation](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-8-1-analytics-dashboard-network-security-automation/): New Platform Capabilities 1 - Analytics Dashboard We’ve been performing return on investment analysis using data from alert exports for business decision makers for many years. We recently started doing technical analysis with the same alert export data to help technical decision makers make more informed decisions based on data. The purpose is to identify
- [Indeni joins F5 Technology Alliance Program to deliver maximum availability ](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-joins-f5-technology-alliance-program-to-deliver-maximum-availability/): F5, a multi-cloud application services and security company, and Indeni have been leveraging each other’s strengths for many years to automate F5 BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager (LTM) operations. The joint solution significantly simplifies F5 BIG-IP LTM operations and drastically reduces risk. We are very excited to announce that Indeni has joined the F5 Technology Alliance
- [Gain More Insight with Indeni’s Network Security Automation - Rule Category](https://indeni.com/blog/gain-more-insight-with-indenis-network-security-automation-rule-category/): In this blog, we’ll do a deep dive into Rule Category. Although the use of Rule Category is somewhat limited today, we’ve planned to expand its use to help you get more insight into your environment. Why use Rule Category? Rule Category helps you quickly process information about potential problems in your network. Today you
- [Highlights from CPX 360 2023](https://indeni.com/blog/highlights-from-cpx-360-2023/): It was great to experience an in-person event again! Last week, I had an excellent week with the #CheckPoint community at CPX New York. It was filled with energy, thought provoking conversations and fun! What made this year’s event memorable was being able to meet so many of you live once again. It is hard
- [F5 Load Traffic Manager - 10 Best Practices for Application Monitoring](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-networks-best-practices-for-application-monitoring/): Looking for performance & application monitoring best practices on F5 Networks? This guide by Indeni's Katie Burton details exactly that. ✓ Click here for more!
- [5 Ways to Ensure High Availability of F5 Network Environments](https://indeni.com/blog/5-ways-to-ensure-high-availability-of-f5-network-environments/): Everyone has an IT Horror Story of taking parts of, or the entire network in many cases, down by accident. When an issue like this occurs it is important to understand the symptoms, and ensure it never happens again. With Indeni our customers are able to turn the tribal knowledge around network outages into code,
- [New Check Point Firewall Features, Highlights For 2023](https://indeni.com/blog/new-check-point-firewall-features-highlights-for-2023/): After two years of shelter in place throughout much of 2020 and 2021 we welcomed back the in-person events in 2022, albeit, with some new safety measures. As the pandemic wanes, we are looking forward to attending in-person events again. We’re delighted to be sponsoring CPX 360 in New York. Can’t wait to be shaking
- [Indeni 8.0 Zscaler App Connector & Network Security Automation](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-8-0-zscaler-app-connector-network-security-automation/): New Devices Support 1 - Zscaler App Connector With a hybrid office environment going forward, you’re probably migrating from legacy VPN technologies to forward-looking Zero Trust Network Access (ZTNA) technologies. A cloud-delivered ZTNA solution enables a workforce from anywhere, using any devices and accessing any applications. Zscaler Private Access (ZPA) is one of the popular
- [7 Reasons for Palo Alto Networks NGFW Automation](https://indeni.com/blog/7-reasons-for-palo-alto-networks-ngfw-automation/): In this blog, we’ll look at seven reasons why you want to move beyond monitoring and consider automation to gain efficiency for your Palo Alto Networks NGFW operations. We will talk about how the Indeni automation platform can help you achieve operational excellence with a focus on doing more with less. “The first rule of
- [Indeni’s response to the critical OpenSSL vulnerability](https://indeni.com/blog/indenis-response-to-the-critical-openssl-vulnerability/): OpenSSL is one of the most widely used open-source libraries worldwide. On October 26th, the OpenSSL Project team announced a new critical vulnerability in versions 3.0 and above. It is likely to affect common configurations and be exploitable. Although OpenSSL v3 is the newer version, it is still significantly less prevalent than OpenSSL v1, which
- [Network Automation for Check Point and Palo Alto Networks NGFW with Indeni 7.12](https://indeni.com/blog/network-automation-for-check-point-and-palo-alto-networks-ngfw-with-indeni-7-12/): Network Automation Elements New Auto-Detect Elements for Check Point Firewalls SNMP community string does not match requirementManagement servers configured do not match requirementTimezone configured does not match requirementEnsure CPU core load-balancing for VSX firewalls (based on sk169352)Track log rate and alert if it approaches the platform limitRBA (Role-based administration) errors detected - if a device
- [Comparing Check Point Skyline with Indeni](https://indeni.com/blog/comparing-check-point-skyline-with-indeni/): What is Check Point Skyline? Check Point Skyline is a new real-time monitoring solution for Check Point devices. It uses OpenTelemetry to report telemetry data from Check Point devices. With Check Pont Skyline, you can view real-time CPView data. Check Point provides sample dashboards that you can import into your environment. OpenTelemetry is an open-source
- [Fortinet Zero Touch Provisioning - Design, Configuration & Verification](https://indeni.com/blog/fortinet-zero-trust-provisioning-design-configuration-verification/): Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP) is a very popular technology on the feature list of networking products. ZTP is common in network devices like switches, Access Points (APs), routers, and firewalls. The main goal of ZTP is to install a networking device without someone needing to configure it locally. A device that runs factory default configuration
- [How To Do an IPSec VPN Configuration Between PAN Firewall and Cisco ASA](https://indeni.com/blog/how-to-do-an-ipsec-vpn-configuration-between-pan-firewall-and-cisco-asa/): Looking for Palo Alto IPSec VPN configuration info? This guide from Indeni writer Darshan K. Doshi describes how to configure IPSec VPN between Palo Alto & Cisco ASA step-by-step. ✓ Read more!
- [FAQ on How CRL Check Mechanism on a Check Point Gateway Works](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-firewalls-certification-revocation-list-crl-check-mechanism-on-a-check-point-gateway/): Maxim Bilyukov compiled this FAQ about How the Certification Revocation List (CRL) check mechanism works on a Check Point gateway. Maxim Bilyukov is a Technical Solutions Architect at AKON Technologies and has been working with Check Point Firewalls for five years. Read more ...
- [One To One NAT On Palo Alto Firewall For Access To Internal Untrusted Network](https://indeni.com/blog/one-to-one-nat-on-palo-alto-firewall-for-access-to-internal-untrusted-network/): Many implementations use NAT to provide public internet access (untrust) from an internal private network (trust) considering address preservation and security on the private network space. One of the less popular use case but is effective in every way is on providing connectivity to internal networks that have a less robust security posture such as
- [How to Export Check Point Log Files into a Readable Format Without Using Smartview Tracker](https://indeni.com/blog/how-to-automate-the-export-multiple-check-point-log-files-into-a-readable-format/): Rasheen Whidbee describes how to automate the export of Check Point log files into a readable format. Read more ...
- [How to Setup Authentication for Admins - WebUI / SSH/ SmartDashboard - Check Point GAIA](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-firewalls-how-to-setup-authentication-for-administrators-both-in-webuissh-and-smartdashboard-for-check-point-gaia/): Johnathan Browall Nordström describes how to set up Authenticaton for Administrators in both in WebUI/SSH and SmartDashboard (for Check Point GAIA). Read more ...
- [How to See a Network Flow Through the CLI in a Checkpoint Firewall](https://indeni.com/blog/how-to-see-a-network-flow-through-the-cli-in-a-checkpoint-firewall/): If you want to check the traffic flowing through a Checkpoint firewall without using the SmartView Tracker, you can use “fw monitor” command. I will show you how to use fw monitor the way I use it for my troubleshooting process. Take into consideration the following:1. If you have a cluster, this command will show
- [Fortinet FortiGate Automation](https://indeni.com/blog/fortinet-fortigate-automation/): FortiOS 6.0 introduces Automation Stitches as part of the Security Fabric. Automation Stitches can be used to automate certain actions in response to certain triggers. In addition, Automation Stitches can automate activities between the different components in the Fortinet Security Fabric. This new feature can drastically decrease the response times to security events, operation tasks,
- [Top 5 Automation for FortiGate Firewalls](https://indeni.com/blog/top-5-automation-for-fortigate-firewalls/): Authors: Vasilis Bouloukos & Ulrica de Fort-Menares Keep your FortiGate firewalls running smoothly and free from zero day attacks, here’s our list of the most popular automation elements among our customers. Indeni can take a few things off your plate with our Auto-Detect elements (ADE). We have approximately 70 automation elements to help you proactively
- [Solarwinds NPM & Indeni: Firewall Monitoring ](https://indeni.com/blog/solarwinds-npm-indeni-firewall-monitoring/): Many Indeni customers are current SolarWinds customers or previously used SolarWinds Network Performance Monitor (NPM) for firewall monitoring. As a result we get asked a lot “how do you compare to NPM?”. The short answer is: NPM is a powerful monitoring tool which provides great network visibility across different networks including LAN, WAN, data center
- [Top Network Automation for Palo Alto Networks NGFW](https://indeni.com/blog/top-network-automation-for-palo-alto-networks-ngfw/): The support for Palo Alto Networks Next Generation Firewalls (NGFW) is one of our flagship products. The coverage spans a wide variety of use cases, all with problem avoidance as a primary goal. Today, we have over 240 Auto-Detect elements to help you proactively manage your firewalls. Key use cases: In-depth visibility with proactive alertingHigh
- [Feeling Overwhelmed? Your Network Monitoring Tools Are The Ones To Blame](https://indeni.com/blog/feeling-overwhelmed-your-network-monitoring-tools-are-the-ones-to-blame/): Through our fact-checking process, also known as an open development process, you get preventive tips to keep your network up and running versus false alarms.
- [October Member of the Month: Vasilis Bouloukos](https://indeni.com/blog/october-member-of-the-month/): We are thrilled to name Vasilis Bouloukos as October Member of the Month for the Indeni Crowd. Join us in celebrating his accomplishment!
- [Intel Chip Chat Network Insights ft. Speaker Yoni Leitersdorf](https://indeni.com/blog/intel-chip-chat-network-insights-ft-speaker-yoni-leitersdorf/): Recently, Indeni’s CEO was invited to participate in Intel’s Chip Chat Network Insights Podcast to discuss trends in Network Operations (NetOps) and Automation. Listen to the podcast or view the transcript below. Allyson Klein [AK]: Welcome to Chip Chat Network Insights, my name is Allyson Klein. Today, I am very excited to be joined by
- [Easy on the eyes, hard on misconfigurations](https://indeni.com/blog/easy-on-the-eyes-hard-on-misconfigurations/): Learn what's new in the 6.0 release of Indeni, the knowledge platform for IT
- [Building Powerful Grafana Dashboards](https://indeni.com/blog/building-powerful-grafana-dashboards/): By using Indeni, security infrastructure teams have access to many metrics. Between Check Point and Palo Alto Networks firewalls, Indeni collects over 500 unique metrics. While the Indeni WebUI provides dashboards and custom reporting capabilities, enterprises are often relying on third party tools for even more compelling diagrams and customized dashboards. They want to bring
- [F5 Agility 2018 Recap](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-agility-recap/): Last month, the Indeni team traveled to the east coast to sponsor the F5 Agility conference hosted in Boston. We got the opportunity to meet countless attendees, many of whom visited our booth and played our onsite slot machine game to win a virtuality reality headsets, including an Oculus Go. In addition to our lively
- [Announcing F5 Ask the Expert Session with Patrik Jonsson](https://indeni.com/blog/announcing-f5-ask-the-expert-session-with-patrik-jonsson/): With the end of the summer rolling in, we have a new initiative we’re rolling out to expand the knowledge of our community in a series of Ask The Expert sessions. A seasoned veteran will be available for an entire week on our forum to bounce ideas or answer questions regarding specific devices. The discussion
- [Results are in! F5 Agility 2018 Attendee Survey](https://indeni.com/blog/results-are-in-f5-agility-2018-onsite-survey/): Learn from the results from this onsite survey from F5 Agility 2018.
- [Onsite Ignite 2018 Survey: The Results Are In](https://indeni.com/blog/onsite-ignite-2018-survey-the-results-are-in/): Amidst the hustle and bustle of Indeni’s lively booth at Palo Alto Networks Ignite 2018 conference, research was underway. Indeni’s booth visitors were invited to answer a brief survey. Over 260 Palo Alto users answered the survey, providing the Indeni community with even more data regarding Network Security Automation Trends in 2018. It was clear
- [3 Reasons for Customers to Enable Indeni Insight](https://indeni.com/blog/3-reasons-for-customers-to-enable-indeni-insight/): From day one, it was clear to us at Indeni that in order to make network and security operations easier, we needed to get everyone to work together. Existing approaches to business continuity were unable to scale as each operator was limited to their own experience with hardware and software. What data to measure? What
- [How to automate security operations](https://indeni.com/blog/how-to-automate-security-operations/): Since you are interested in automating security operations, listen to this Intel Chip Chat with Indeni's CEO, Yoni Leitersdorf. He discusses trends in network operations and automation. +++ Follow up to 451 Research Webinar with Tufin In a recent webinar by 451 Research and Tufin, they shared a graph that resonated with us quite a
- [Indeni 7.3 – Increased Automation, Less Noise](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-7-3-increased-automation-less-noise/): While alerts help you stay ahead of problems with your security infrastructure, it can be challenging to create just the right amount of alerts to stay ahead of issues without also generating some level of noise. Not only do we alert you upon detecting an issue, but we also proactively notify you in advance of
- [Indeni 7.11 Uptime Report, Suppress Alerts, Grafana Dashboards & Automation ](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-7-11-uptime-report-suppress-alerts-grafana-dashboards-automation/): New Platform Capabilities 1 - Suppress Issues You may occasionally need to place your security device into maintenance mode. During maintenance, devices might be unavailable for short periods of time. To prevent alert messages such as “Failed to Communicate”, you can suspend automation of these devices. Suspending a device halts data collection and alerting. Instead,
- [Indeni vs. Palo Alto Networks AIOps](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-vs-palo-alto-networks-aiops/): Palo Alto Networks recently introduced AIOps for NGFW, the domain-centric AIOps solution. AIOps redefines the firewall operational experience by interpreting, predicting and resolving problems before they become business impacting. According to Palo Alto Networks, organizations are unable to get the most out of their existing security investments. Network security operations are largely manual and reactive
- [Indeni’s multi-pronged approach to minimize alert noise](https://indeni.com/blog/indenis-multi-pronged-approach-to-minimize-alert-noise/): Alert fatigue is real. Just because Indeni on average has 60% more alerts than SNMP tools, it does not translate to more noise. Indeni keeps noise levels down without letting problems escape you. We strike a balance between transparency by notifying you of every potential issue without being overwhelming. Sounds like a paradox right? But
- [Grafana Dashboards for Check Point & Palo Alto Networks Firewalls with Indeni 7.10](https://indeni.com/blog/grafana-dashboards-for-check-point-palo-alto-networks-firewalls-with-indeni-7-10/): Curated Grafana Dashboards A critical part of managing security infrastructure is to collect telemetry data from firewalls, gaining deep visibility into network performance and health. Between Check Point and Palo Alto Networks firewalls, Indeni collects over 500 unique metrics. This is clearly a lot of data to digest and discerning usable information from them can
- [Indeni’s response to Spring4Shell ](https://indeni.com/blog/indenis-response-to-spring4shell/): On March 29th, 2022, a remote code execution vulnerability in Spring Cloud Foundation was published. The vulnerability is known as Spring4Shell, tracked as CVE-2022-22965. Researchers believe that the vulnerability affects Spring Core on JDK (Java Development Kit) 9 and above. Today, the vulnerability was upgraded to critical. Our engineering team was immediately engaged and confirmed that
- [Indeni’s response to Dirty Pipe Exploit](https://indeni.com/blog/indenis-response-to-dirty-pipe-exploit/): Linux has yet another high-severity vulnerability known as Dirty Pipe that was disclosed on March 7, 2022. Dirty Pipe allows an attacker to overwrite arbitrary data in read-only files and can lead to privilege escalation via the injection of code into root processes. Tracked as CVE-2022-0847, the vulnerability affects all Linux machines running Linux Kernel
- [8 Must-Have Capabilities For Firewall Monitoring Tools](https://indeni.com/blog/8-must-have-capabilities-for-firewall-monitoring-tools/): The best firewall monitoring tools can quickly detect problems, recommend actionable remediation steps, provide proactive alerts and validate best practices. While network performance monitoring tools are a core component of network infrastructure, they are not designed for managing your security infrastructure. Eight reasons why network performance monitoring tools may not be good enough for firewalls:
- [Indeni’s response to the PolKit  vulnerability](https://indeni.com/blog/indenis-response-to-the-polkit-vulnerability/): Indeni became aware of the vulnerability in PolKit’s kexec component, tracked as CVE-2021-4034 on January 25, 2022. The PolKit vulnerability has come to be known as PwnKit. We immediately investigated the vulnerability and potential exploits. On January 26, 2022, patches for Ubuntu were released to fix the vulnerability. Please refer to this security notice for
- [Top Check Point Support Features For 2022](https://indeni.com/blog/top-check-point-support-features-for-2022/): After another year of remote working and virtual events, we have learned new ways to drive innovation and manage remote workforces. This year, CPX 360 is once again a virtual event. With CPX 360 just a couple of weeks away, we would like to provide an update and highlight a few of the most popular
- [Indeni 7.9 Security Infrastructure Automation & Usability Improvements](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-7-9-security-infrastructure-automation-usability-improvements/): Label Management A label is a group of multiple devices. Labels let you organize your devices, so you can view information about a group of devices and perform operations on the group with ease. Labels allow you to: In the Issues tab, view just the devices within a device group by setting the Label filter. Schedule
- [What AWS Outages Can Teach Us About Network Capacity Planning](https://indeni.com/blog/what-aws-outages-can-teach-us-about-network-capacity-planning/): Network capacity planning is the ongoing process of determining that a network has the resources it needs to prevent an impact on business-critical applications. It is generally done to identify potential shortcomings, misconfigurations, or other parameters. These shortcomings can affect the network’s performance or availability within a predictable future time. One of the recent AWS
- [Firewall Trends And Priorities For 2022](https://indeni.com/blog/firewall-trends-and-priorities-for-2022/): In the past two years, companies have experienced an unprecedented shift toward remote work as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. This brought new challenges when it comes to network availability and security. We wanted to learn more about how companies and their network engineering teams have adapted to these changes and how they plan
- [Indeni’s response to the Log4j vulnerability](https://indeni.com/blog/indenis-response-to-the-log4j-vulnerability/): At Indeni, as in many organizations, we took immediate actions following the details emerging around CVE-2021-44228. The Log4j vulnerability has come to be known as Log4Shell. Security researchers disclosed this vulnerability on Friday Dec 10, 2021. In situations like these, we quickly identify any risks to customers and thoroughly investigate any exposure we may have
- [Detecting BGP Issues for Check Point Secure Gateways](https://indeni.com/blog/detecting-bgp-issues-for-check-point-secure-gateways/): Border Gateway Protocol (BGP) is the routing protocol underpinning the Internet. As networks connect with each other they require a way to communicate. BGP enables the internet to exchange routing information among networks. BGP is a very complex protocol to a point that many network outages can be traced to BGP issues, ranging from unintentional
- [Recent Check Point Firewall Issues Causing Outages](https://indeni.com/blog/recent-check-point-firewall-issues-causing-outages/): Your firewall is the first line of defense against cyber attacks. No doubt firewalls are the most critical component of any security infrastructure for safeguarding your enterprise network. They prevent unauthorized access to your enterprise assets and protect your data from being compromised. When your firewall experiences outages, there is an inherent risk of exposing
- [Indeni 7.8 - Device Backup Daily Digest & Check Point Infrastructure Automation](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-7-8-device-backup-daily-digest-check-point-infrastructure-automation/): Device Backup Daily Digest Device backup is an important task for organizations to ensure their security infrastructure is safe from failure and disruption. With all backups though, you are only as safe as your last successful backup. There are many horror stories of setting up a backup routine and for whatever reasons that backup routine
- [Indeni 7.7 - Single Sign-on & Check Point Device Hardening](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-7-7-single-sign-on-check-point-device-hardening/): Single Sign-on with SAML 2.0 Organizations have been moving to centralize their user access either through third party identity management SaaS services, such as Azure AD, or through on-premise identity providers. Moving to an identity provider allows organizations to centrally manage user access and permissions based on roles for improved security while helping to improve
- [Security Infrastructure Automation for Check Point Firewalls](https://indeni.com/blog/security-infrastructure-automation-for-check-point-firewalls/): Without automation, IT operations teams would spend countless hours gathering diagnostics and device data to keep firewalls up and running. IT teams that manage Check Point firewalls are often limited in staff which adds to the need for automation. The typical network administrator spends 70% of his or her time identifying and remediating known errors.
- [Manipulating traffic with flow mode on Juniper SRX Series](https://indeni.com/blog/manipulating-traffic-with-flow-mode-on-juniper-srx-series/): Looking for info on Juniper SRX firewalls? This guide from Indeni walks you through how to manipulate traffic with flow mode on the firewalls in addition to a broader discussion on the series' networking capabilities. ✓ Read more!
- [Expert Review of Runbook Templates](https://indeni.com/blog/expert-review-of-runbook-templates/): Runbook templates are used by operations teams to automate routine maintenance and respond to system alerts and outages. Infrastructure is changing so rapidly, that it is difficult to keep documentation up to date. To improve incident response times and reduce errors in the troubleshooting process it is critical to have operating steps documented. Before you
- [Infrastructure Automation with Indeni 7.6](https://indeni.com/blog/infrastructure-automation-with-indeni-7-6/): Check Point Device Hardening Device hardening is a necessary step to ensure your security devices do not have any potential loopholes which can be exploited by hackers. In 7.6.1, we added new Auto-Detect Elements (ADE) to harden Check Point firewalls. These checks apply to Check Point GAiA devices as well as Maestro devices. Check for
- [Check Point Maestro Infrastructure Automation](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-maestro-infrastructure-automation/): While customers are taking advantage of Check Point Maestro Hyperscale Network Security to scale out their security infrastructure, they demand infrastructure automation for this new architecture. In response to popular demand, we have been quietly building support for the new Maestro architecture. Today, we have hundreds of Auto-Detect Elements for Maestro orchestrator and Maestro secure
- [Terraform goes hand in hand with CI/CD](https://indeni.com/blog/terraform-goes-hand-in-hand-with-ci-cd/): In today’s competitive market, our success depends on how quickly we can innovate and deliver value to customers. It’s all about speeding time to market by shortening the development lifecycle while keeping software deployable. Here at Indeni, we use continuous integration (CI) and continuous delivery and deployment (CD) practice and tools to empower developers to
- [Cloud Security That Identifies Violations Before Deployment](https://indeni.com/blog/identifying-security-violations-in-the-cloud-before-deployment/): Treating your cloud infrastructure as code (IaC) enables you to handle the growth in demand for your applications. Additionally, you are adopting IaC to scale
- [Securing your Cloud Deployment with Guardrails](https://indeni.com/blog/securing-your-cloud-deployment-with-guardrails/): Guardrails are designed to keep developers from unintentionally creating security issues in the cloud. Developers often move very quickly and are constantly under pressure to bring new products to market in the competitive digital era. The need for security governance and the speed of innovation often have two conflicting goals. The million dollar question is,
- [Shift Left Security with Cloudrail](https://indeni.com/blog/shift-left-security-with-cloudrail/): Shift left security means integrating security into your development process as early as possible. In the last blog post, we discussed the many benefits of infrastructure as code (IaC) and how it can accelerate your infrastructure automation initiative. In this post, we will discuss how adopting shift left security will enable you to accelerate your
- [Palo Alto Networks Administration Basics](https://indeni.com/blog/palo-alto-networks-administration-basics/): Introduction Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewalls (NGFW) are security devices that possess a range of capabilities to meet current and future.
- [A Guide to Firewall Security in 2019](https://indeni.com/blog/what-is-firewall-security/): It’s no secret that firewall security is important. The online world is advancing at a record-breaking pace. And while the progress being made allows human beings to work more efficiently, connect with one another more conveniently, and accomplish tasks that were impossible just a few years ago (taking the first photo of a black hole,
- [Check Point Infrastructure Automation - Indeni 7.5](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-infrastructure-automation-indeni-7-5/): Indeni’s infrastructure automation alerts you to important issues and automatically troubleshoots them in your environment. We are excited to announce that Indeni 7.5 is available for download. What’s new? New Check Point Releases The support for Check Point now extends from earlier versions of GAiA to the latest release Check Point Infinity Release R81, which
- [5 Reasons why Infrastructure as Code is the linchpin of Infrastructure Automation](https://indeni.com/blog/5-reasons-why-infrastructure-as-code-is-the-linchpin-of-infrastructure-automation/): The adoption of public cloud means you are prioritizing your infrastructure automation initiatives. As you grow your cloud environments, keeping your infrastructure manageable can be quite a challenge. Not only do organizations look to infrastructure as code for faster deployment, but also improved manageability. Top 5 reasons why enterprises are adopting infrastructure as code 1.
- [Indeni Uses Ansible to Bring Automation to Security Infrastructure Operations](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-uses-ansible-to-bring-automation-to-security-infrastructure-operations/): Indeni leverages Ansible simplicity and flexibility to automate security infrastructure operations and troubleshooting tasks in the most timely manner possible. Today security operations teams are struggling to deliver new services at the same pace as the rapidly increasing demands of business. To meet this challenge, automation is the catalyst. With the release of Indeni 7.0,
- [Enhance Infrastructure Automation with Indeni 7.4](https://indeni.com/blog/enhance-infrastructure-automation-with-indeni-7-4/): Knowledge Enhancements Indeni supports infrastructure automation by alerting you to important issues in your environment. Today, we have added a few Auto-Detect Elements for Check Point firewalls to help you get on top of these events. Monitor if OSPF routes not in routing table Alert when Log Exporter process go down The support for Check
- [Supporting the CIS Palo Alto Firewall Benchmark](https://indeni.com/blog/center-for-internet-security-for-palo-alto-firewalls/): The Center for Internet Security (CIS) is a non-profit organization that works with security experts to develop a set of best practice security standards designed to harden operating systems and applications. Organizations are adopting these best practices to improve their security and compliance programs and posture. To help organizations maintain all necessary security controls to
- [7 Use Cases for Network Automation](https://indeni.com/blog/7-use-cases-for-network-automation/): “You’re either the one that creates the automation, or you’re getting automated.” --- Tom Preston-Werner, the co-founder of GitHub. The truth about embracing network automation: it’s not a matter of “if,” it’s a matter of “when”. According to the 2019 State of Network Automation Report, conducted by Juniper Networks, 96% of respondents (with over 400
- [CEO Interview with Safety Detectives](https://indeni.com/blog/ceo-interview-with-safety-detectives/): Recently, I had the opportunity to sit with Aviva Zacks of Safety Detectives, share the story of Indeni and talk about customers' challenges. It is amazing to think about how long Indeni has been in service to its customers, and how things keep changing. New security challenges appear on a regular basis, the world keeps
- [Indeni 7.3.1 - More About Reducing Noise](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-7-3-1-more-about-reducing-noise/): We’re delighted to announce an Indeni release. The highlights are the ability to exclude issues items, the ability to specify a new threshold within a rule that triggers an alert, the new OAuth 2.0 authorization with ServiceNow, the new Auto-Triage Elements and the new Auto-Detect Elements. 1. Persistently exclude an issue item This has been
- [Patch is available for the Critical Vulnerability (CVE-2020-2021) Impacting Palo Alto Firewalls](https://indeni.com/blog/patch-available-for-critical-vulnerability-impacting-palo-alto-firewalls/): Another vulnerability bug with a CVSS 10 severity score was disclosed last week. Palo Alto Networks has published the security advisory PAN-148988 for a critical issue (CVE-2020-2021) affecting multiple versions of PAN-OS. The US Cyber Command has issued a warning to the private and government sector last week to immediately patch the bug as they expected
- [Latest F5 Vulnerability Receives a CVSS 10 Severity Score](https://indeni.com/blog/latest-f5-vulnerability-receives-a-cvss-10-severity-score/): Have you been impacted by the latest F5 vulnerability that received a CVSS 10 severity score? F5 Networks has published a security advisory on July 1, 2020 warning customers to patch a dangerous security flaw that is very likely to be exploited. CVE-2020-5902 was disclosed as a CVSS 10.0 rating vulnerability, in K52145254. This is
- [Automation to enable security teams to do more with less](https://indeni.com/blog/automation-to-enable-security-teams-to-do-more-with-less/): Inside Auto-Triage Many enterprises are expecting to continue operating remotely through the end of the year. This new operating environment has significantly increased workloads on security infrastructure operations teams. Luckily, Indeni’s automation capabilities can help take a few things off their plates by troubleshooting and capturing pertinent information required to report an incident.Explore how Indeni’s
- [Augmenting Your Team During Difficult Times](https://indeni.com/blog/augmenting-your-team-during-these-times/): These past few months have seen an enormous negative economic impact on many organizations. One that is expected to remain longer after shelter-in-place regulations are lifted. Many of our users’ teams have seen layoffs, furloughs, and other reductions in headcount and resources. In the past, we’ve seen many companies buy our product to augment their
- [Ensuring Reliability and Heightened Security of Palo Alto Networks devices during COVID-19](https://indeni.com/blog/ensuring-reliability-and-heightened-security-of-palo-alto-networks-devices-during-covid-19/): The COVID-19 pandemic remains a health and humanitarian crisis. It is exerting a profound impact on the global economy and our daily lives. Businesses are responding to the crisis by following the guidance of our government and public health experts to ensure the safety and well-being of their employees. They are rapidly adjusting to the
- [Ensuring Availability of Check Point devices during COVID-19](https://indeni.com/blog/ensuring-availability-of-check-point-devices-during-covid-19/): Virtual Private Network (VPN) usage is surging as the number of employees forced to work from home increases due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Security practitioners around the world are struggling to cope with the challenges posed by the drastic increase of remote workers stressing the IT infrastructure in an unprecedented way. Many organizations are not
- [Ensuring Maximum Reliability of Cisco ASA devices during COVID-19](https://indeni.com/blog/ensuring-reliability-of-cisco-asa-during-covid-19/): We are facing difficult challenges as the COVID-19 pandemic disrupts the life of our communities and our families. At Indeni, we are responding to the crisis by following the guidance of our government and public health officials of practicing social distancing and working from home in order to ensure the safety and well-being of our
- [Indeni 7.2: Increased Automation and Simplicity](https://indeni.com/blog/announcing-indeni-7-2/): The release of Indeni 7.2 advances our mission to automatically detect issues and triage them. We have provided a snapshot below of several new capabilities for security engineers and operations teams. If you are a customer, you can download and upgrade to 7.2, today. If you are new to Indeni, we would love to give
- [5 Tips to Make the Most out of CPX360 2020](https://indeni.com/blog/5-tips-to-make-the-most-out-of-cpx360-2020/): CPX360 2020 is just around the corner! We know that planning your conference schedule can be overwhelming. That’s why we’ve created the ultimate guide for you to make the most out of your experience this year. Whether you’re attending CPX360 to stay ahead of cybersecurity trends or to meet hands-on experts that can solve your
- [Real Visibility Doesn’t Require Reaching for the Stars](https://indeni.com/blog/real-visibility-doesnt-require-reaching-for-the-stars/): Network visibility doesn't mean measuring everything.
- [Dealing with COVID-19 themed malware](https://indeni.com/blog/dealing-with-covid-19-themed-malware/): Keeping laptops clean even when they’re not behind the firewall Cybercriminals are using COVID-19 as bait to trick users into installing malware. It’s not a new idea, and there are no new tactics in these campaigns. What’s different this time is that a lot of people are working from home, outside of the traditional company
- [Tracking Capacity Under COVID-19](https://indeni.com/blog/tracking-capacity-under-covid-19/): Indeni users are reporting an unprecedented load on firewalls and load balancers from increased internet usage during the global COVID-19 response. Networks designed and optimized primarily for internal and North-South traffic are experiencing heavy loads due to remote VPN access and traffic tromboning as employees work from home and replace in-person meetings with teleconferencing. In
- [Incident Investigation Made Easy with Indeni & Demisto](https://indeni.com/blog/incident-investigation-made-easy-with-indeni-demisto/): Incident investigation for Palo Alto firewalls vulnerabilities is made easy with automation, no matter how many different hardware models and PanOS versions you have running in your environment. Today we are excited to announce a new integration with Demisto’s security orchestration and automation capabilities. Demisto ingests alerts from Indeni pertaining to vulnerability issues detected on
- [Announcing the 2020 Check Point Deployment Trends Report](https://indeni.com/blog/announcing-the-2020-check-point-deployment-trends-report/): Indeni is pleased to announce the release of the 2020 Check Point Deployment Trends Report, analyzing the trends we observed for 2019. Indeni observed that 63% of Check Point firewalls are running a release of R80.x, but there’s definitely a preference for older versions. For the past several years, R77.30 has been the preferred release
- [3 Qualities You Need to Deliver a High-Quality Online Retail Experience](https://indeni.com/blog/3-qualities-you-need-to-deliver-a-high-quality-online-retail-experience/): With online sales outpacing in-store buys, it's more crucial than ever to offer users a high-quality retail experience. Here are three critical success factors for e-business. February 2019 was a banner month for the U.S. retail market. It was the first time in history that America's online sales outpaced in-store purchases, marking the culmination of a two-decade
- [Keep Traffic Moving: Lessons from the TSA.](https://indeni.com/blog/what-tsa-and-network-security-have-in-common/): Indeni knows that security infrastructure is similar in airports and in networks: keep business running by blocking bad stuff from getting into a trusted environment, but do it without becoming the thing that impedes business.
- [What Retail Cybersecurity Strategies Can Teach Us About IT](https://indeni.com/blog/what-retail-cybersecurity-strategies-can-teach-us-about-it/): Technology's effect on retail is a double-edged sword. On the one hand, e-commerce, data-driven customer experiences, and other innovations simplify and amplify the shopping experience. Unfortunately, those platforms open the door to retail cyberattacks that can diminish bottom lines and public opinions. While the retail industry has its share of unique challenges, the tech issues
- [5 Ways Big Failures Grow from Accumulated Small Ones](https://indeni.com/blog/5-ways-big-failures-grow-from-accumulated-small-failures/): The cause of your next outage has probably already happened, and you can stop it if you can find it.
- [Machine learning for logs, cut through the hype.](https://indeni.com/blog/machine-learning-for-logs-cut-through-hype/): Splunk recently announced new machine learning capabilities in its Splunk Cloud and Splunk Enterprise 6.5 release. Does everyone have machine learning capabilities now? What exactly is machine learning? See below for key considerations for this technology approach and how Indeni’s machine learning differs from Splunk. 3 things IT needs to know about machine learning Machine learning algorithms have
- [Announcing ServiceNow Integration](https://indeni.com/blog/announcing-servicenow-integration/): We are announcing native integration with ServiceNow. ServiceNow is a software-as-a-service provider of IT service management.
- [SolarWinds© NPM© & NCM© & Indeni: Gain Network Visibility](https://indeni.com/blog/solarwinds-npm-ncm-vs-indeni-simple-management-vs-actionable-automated-root-cause-analysis/): SolarWinds Network Performance Manager (NPM) and Network Configuration Manager (NCM) are two powerful tools for network monitoring and visibility. Many Indeni customers are current SolarWinds customers or previously used SolarWinds. As a result we get asked a lot “How do you compare to SolarWinds?”. The short answer is: SolarWinds provides great network visibility across devices
- [SNMP Errors: Go Beyond The Basics for SolarWinds© Orion© Users](https://indeni.com/blog/solarwinds-orion-users-go-beyond-the-basics/): SNMP based monitoring & Syslog from SolarWinds If you are a SolarWinds Orion user, you are enjoying the benefits of NPM for SNMP-based monitoring. With a large portion of network visibility under control, you can extend your SolarWinds solution to include automation and ensure the availability of your network. Read how to learn how. Out
- [Indeni Announces F5 Networks Runbook Automation](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-announces-f5-networks-runbook-automation/): In the recent Indeni 6.0 release, we are excited to announce new knowledge and remediation best practices for F5 Networks! F5 is the leader in the load balancing market and is commonly used with Check Point and Palo Alto Networks firewalls. See below for the top F5 runbook best practices that make sure your devices
- [7 Ways to Manage F5 LTM Traffic With Profiles](https://indeni.com/blog/7-ways-to-manage-f5-ltm-gtm-traffic-with-profiles/): Follow these 7 best practices to ensure the services that rely on your network and sending and receiving packets are at full speed.
- [Cisco vs Palo Alto Networks: The Hidden Battle](https://indeni.com/blog/cisco-vs-palo-alto-networks-the-hidden-battle/): In my conversations with firewall users I often hear references to the "battle of the titans" between Check Point and Palo Alto Networks. Both are leaders in the Gartner Magic Quadrant, their security technologies are often compared and the marketing slander has been seen often in all the different mediums. As everyone is aware, PANW's aggressive
- [How To Set Up Certificate Based VPNs with Check Point Appliances: CPFW Config Guide](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-firewalls-how-to-set-up-certificate-based-vpns-with-check-point-appliances/): Danny Jung describes visually how to set up certificate based VPNs with Check Point appliances. Read more ...
- [Using cURL to Monitor Check Point VSX Firewalls](https://indeni.com/blog/using-curl-to-monitor-check-point-vsx-firewalls/): Find detailed steps required to create scripts, increase VSX visibility, understand the resulting output, create integrations, etc. Read more ...
- [Vulnerabilities from SWEET32 in  F5 Load Balancers Reveal](https://indeni.com/blog/sweet32-vulnerabilities-guide-to-fix/): How to Mitigate Vulnerabilities from SWEET32 in F5 Load Balancers The SWEET32 vulnerability is targeting long lived SSL sessions using Triple DES in CBC mode. The attack targets the cipher itself and thus there is and will be no hotfix for this. The only way to mitigate is to either disable the 3DES-CBC ciphers or set
- [Network & Security Professionals Need DevOps](https://indeni.com/blog/network-security-professionals-need-devops/): Imagine network engineers building the ultimate solution to the network operations challenge - they could automate nearly all of the mundane, time-intensive and error-prone tasks involved with networks today.
- [How to do Cisco NEXUS Automated provisioning](https://indeni.com/blog/how-to-do-cisco-nexus-automated-provisioning/): In this article we are going to discuss the automated provisioning options for NX-OS, their benefits and provide examples of useful provisioning scripts. We will also try to understand why automated provisioning is still underutilized in the world of Network professionals. Auto provisioning benefits Automated provisioning is arguably best suited for large companies. If you
- [How Can Collaboration Between Operations & Engineering Be Enhanced?](https://indeni.com/blog/how-can-collaboration-between-operations-engineering-be-enhanced/): Increasing collaboration between various departments in an organization will help it become more agile. If disparate network administration and security teams can learn to share information, the organization will be better placed to adapt to change. In many cases, collaboration between IT departments is limited as each team is conditioned to keep its own house
- [Indeni Listed as Semi-Finalist JVP  Start-up Competition](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-listed-as-semi-finalist-jvp-start-up-competition/): Last week JVP hosted a competition for disruptive startups that are ready to scale their operations. Indeni was selected as a finalist! We are thrilled to be amongst a community of innovative companies. Check out Indeni’s presentation that discusses the future of Self-Driving IT. Join our team by applying through Indeni Careers. 16 Semi-Finalists of
- [3 Examples of Security Infrastructure Automation in Action](https://indeni.com/blog/3-examples-of-security-infrastructure-automation-in-action/): Prioritizing cybersecurity and security operations can feel like an overwhelming obligation for organizations. As threats continue to evolve and become more dangerous, decision makers find themselves searching for more effective and efficient cybersecurity resources. To address this problem more systematically, companies now allocate more network and security operations responsibilities toward security operations centers, or SOCs.
- [Why Security Infrastructure Automation Needs Humans (And Vice Versa)](https://indeni.com/blog/why-security-infrastructure-automation-needs-humans-and-vice-versa/): Calling something “autonomous” implies that it operates without human input. That’s a misguided notion. Take, for example, security infrastructure automation, or SIA. This technology optimizes critical security devices by automatically collecting performance and configuration data to ensure they function according to best practices. In addition, SIA will investigate issues it finds completing low-risk tasks on
- [Where does Indeni fit in your environment?](https://indeni.com/blog/where-does-indeni-fit-in-your-environment/): We get it. The network and security software markets are difficult to navigate. There is an overwhelming list of technologies that you could use to monitoring, manage, troubleshoot, and analyze your environment. Goal of this blog post is to help you understand where Indeni can fit in your environment. Here are a few technology categories
- [Hired a Network Engineer? Here Are 3 Things They Will Forget to Do](https://indeni.com/blog/hired-a-network-engineer-here-are-3-things-they-will-forget-to-do/): When you start a new job there are is a lot to learn. When you are a security engineer, the learning curve is especially steep. There are hundreds of network and security appliances and supporting software needed to build, manage and scale a network. To complicate matters, every business’ network architecture and topology is different.
- [Reduce the signal to noise ratio for issues up to 75%](https://indeni.com/blog/reduce-the-signal-to-noise-ratio-for-issues-up-to-75/): IT operations are often experiencing alert fatigue as the influx of issues can be overwhelming. To alleviate this problem, we are introducing a new feature in 6.4.3 to reduce the amount of issues generated. How does Indeni work today without the cool down feature? Indeni knows what to look for out of the box. The
- [How to Prove an Outage is Not Caused By the Firewall](https://indeni.com/blog/how-to-prove-an-outage-is-not-caused-by-the-firewall/): Source We all know it. The Firewall is the scapegoat of the IT infrastructure stack. When something goes awry with the network, the firewall is the first ‘person’ to get the blame. Sometimes the firewall is the culprit, but many times the reason for performance degradation or loss of connectivity is related to another part
- [Data Communication Platform Comparison: Apache Kafka vs. RabbitMQ vs. REST API](https://indeni.com/blog/data-communication-platform-comparison/): Before finalizing any major platform decision it is well known that extensive research must be conducted. This post highlights the process we went through before selecting Apache Kafka as our next data communication platform. We will guide you through our motivation, main data entity and requirements, which communication platforms we researched, and their differences. A
- [Indeni Complements Your Monitoring Solution for Palo Alto Networks Firewalls](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-complements-your-monitoring-solution-for-palo-alto-networks-firewalls/): Automate High Availability readiness checks, See Remediation Steps, Automate Regulatory Compliance/Security Risks Reporting, and more...
- [What Is Missing From Your Security Operations Strategy?](https://indeni.com/blog/what-is-missing-from-your-security-operations-strategy/): Countless companies consider cybersecurity a standalone issue. They view it as a task relegated for IT or a comparable department. Unfortunately, there's a major problem with that approach: Cyberattacks are more sophisticated and resilient than ever before, which means a siloed defense effort isn't enough — all hands need to be on deck. When it
- [Implementing Security Solutions to Support Your Business? Don’t Overlook These 3 Factors](https://indeni.com/blog/implementing-security-solutions-to-support-your-business-dont-overlook-these-3-factors/): In cybersecurity, a dangerous disconnect exists between what people think they know and what they actually know. Consider these survey findings from Palo Alto Networks and YouGov: About 66% of respondents professed to use information security best practices, but only 27% of those surveyed knew how to verify the identity of an email sender — exposing the remainder of the
- [Best Firewalls of 2019 Reviewed](https://indeni.com/blog/best-firewalls-review/): To assist with finding the best firewalls available for small business and enterprise, we’ve reviewed a list of prominent picks. ✓ Click to learn more!
- [How Security Infrastructure Automation Is Revolutionizing Cybersecurity](https://indeni.com/blog/how-security-infrastructure-automation-is-revolutionizing-cybersecurity/): SOCs have 3 primary responsibilities: They develop enterprise wide security management policies, identify & respond to in-progress attacks, and ensure that all security-related technologies are configured and compliant with best practices
- [New Feature: Knowledge Request](https://indeni.com/blog/new-indeni-feature-knowledge-request/): Indeni is pleased to announce customers have a simple method to request development of Indeni automation elements through the community forum.
- [Network Programming Tips for Beginners](https://indeni.com/blog/network-programming-tips-for-beginners/): As we already wrote, the results of a survey conducted by our team show that network scripting and automation still aren’t the number one priority in the world of Network Engineers. It is understandable, after all. Many of us simply do not have the time to venture into new adventures. There is always new documentation
- [VXLAN with static ingress replication and multicast control plane](https://indeni.com/blog/vxlan-with-static-ingress-replication-and-multicast-control-plane/): This is the first part of a series covering VXLAN on NEXUS devices. Various control-plane approaches will be covered. In this first part, unicast and multicast control-plane is discussed and in our next post, we’ll discuss one VXLAN using MP-BPG. Each of these have advantages and disadvantages. The purpose of this series is to show
- [VXLAN with MP-BGP EVPN control plane](https://indeni.com/blog/vxlan-with-mp-bgp-evpn-control-plane/): This is the second part of a series covering VXLAN on NEXUS devices using Multi-Protocol BGP(MP-BGP) as control plane. The first part looked at unicast and multicast control-plane. Some of the drawbacks of these options were mentioned in the first part. The advantage of Ethernet VPN(EVPN) is that the MAC learning happens in control-plane rather
- [How to write reusable scripts with Junos OS](https://indeni.com/blog/how-to-write-reusable-scripts-with-junos-os/): The purpose of this article is not to show you all the things that you can accomplish using Python libraries or how to write scripts in Python or any other language. It is more to show you the flexibility of Junos OS and how one can interact with it without having too much knowledge of
- [Security Infrastructure Automation Transforms IT From Expense to Investment](https://indeni.com/blog/security-infrastructure-automation-transforms-it-from-expense-to-investment/): Implementing automated security infrastructure management solutions will ensure that your devices are operating as intended, enabling your company to be proactive in its decision-making.
- [Building PAN-OS Air Traffic Control](https://indeni.com/blog/building-pan-os-air-traffic-control/): This blog post gives a high-level overview of Indeni’s “Air Traffic Control for your NGFW” webinar. You can access the recording here and accompanying cheat-sheet here. Overview PANW provides good device visibility in their UI and management tools, but unexpected obscure conditions can threaten to take traffic down. You can create your own air traffic
- [Indeni 6.4.9 is now generally available](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-6-4-9-is-now-generally-available/): We have added audit log to give you visibility to who has changed what, where and when. We have made changes to help you create reports like device health posture, high availability readiness, security risks and vendor recommended best practices. We’ve added a cold-standby server in case the active primary server is lost, you can
- [How to Become a DevOps Enabler](https://indeni.com/blog/how-to-become-a-devops-enabler/): Are you striving to be a change agent? If yes, see below for a checklist of resources to help you on your journey of transforming IT to a secure, available and agile organization. Recently RSA hosted a virtual conference titled, DevSecOps - Whose Job Is It Anyway? We found this presentation to be very useful
- [We are Launching a New Versioning Scheme](https://indeni.com/blog/we-are-launching-a-new-versioning-scheme/): Beginning with version 6.6.0, version numbers adhere to the semantic versioning scheme.
- [The Rise of the VAR/MSP](https://indeni.com/blog/the-rise-of-the-varmsp/): The Managed Service Provider (MSP) market is exploding. It's been this way for a few years now. It makes a ton of sense - MSPs can offer something organizations are lacking and for a lower cost: expertise in 24/7 operation of critical infrastructure. Some, usually larger, enterprises are unable to use MSPs today due to security
- [Load Balancing, Configuration and Routing Guide for EIGRP](https://indeni.com/blog/how-to-configure-eigrp/): Curious how to configure EIGRP? This guide from Indeni details not only EIGRP configuration but load balancing, routing & more as it pertains to enterprise environments. ✓ Read more!
- [Indeni 6.5.3 is now generally available](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-6-5-3-is-now-generally-available/): We know you rely on Indeni to notify you of important events relating to your infrastructure. Today, we have added a few enhancements to help you get on top of these events.
- [6 Tips from Network Security Professionals to Re-Ignite Your Career](https://indeni.com/blog/6-tips-from-network-security-professionals-to-re-ignite-your-career/): Whether you’re beginning in network security or have a number of years under your belt - there are always moments when our original motivation dwindles.
- [Network Management Proactive, Reactive or Predictive?](https://indeni.com/blog/network-management-proactive-reactive-predictive/): Proactive, Reactive or Predictive Network Management Enterprise infrastructure today is complex, where more and more devices are coming online and being connected to more and more networks. As a result of this complexity the potential of human errors will be on the rise. Network outages are becoming more common, since IT teams are being asked
- [Automating Configuration Backup](https://indeni.com/blog/automating-configuration-backup/): One of the most important tasks of a network and security administrator is to backup the configuration files of your device periodically. Frequency could be daily, weekly or monthly depending on your policy. In the unlikely event that your firewall should lose its configuration or require a factory reset, you can retrieve the configuration file
- [Keep Your Network Neat and Tidy with Automatic System Labels](https://indeni.com/blog/keep-your-network-neat-and-tidy-with-automatic-system-labels/): Labels are a way to group your devices making it easier to manage your devices and saving time when you are changing thresholds, backing up devices, viewing issues, and creating reports to name a few. There are many methods you can choose to group your devices in the Indeni Platform: Grouping devices based on the
- [September Member of the Month: Rahul Tiwari](https://indeni.com/blog/september-member-of-the-month-rahul-tiwari/): Every month we like to showcase one of the many outstanding members of our Indeni Crowd Community. I’m delighted to announce Rahul Tiwari as September’s spotlighted member of the month. Rahul has over three years of experience working with Cisco Routers and has an expansive skill set including hands-on experience configuring and testing layer three
- [Indeni Sponsors AnsibleFest 2018](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-sponsors-ansiblefest-2018/): The automation titans will be under one roof this October when Indeni sponsors AnsibleFest 2018.
- [Checkpoint DDoS Protector Overview](https://indeni.com/blog/checkpoint-ddos-protector-overview/): Imagine this: You are sitting in your office thinking about your next project when a bunch of alarming emails and SMS messages ruins your day? While you’re checking your IGW (Internet Gateway Router) for connectivity issues, a lot of agitated and upset people stomp your office. You frantically call your Internet Service Provider’s NOC and
- [Fortigate’s FortiDDoS Review](https://indeni.com/blog/fortigates-fortiddos-review/): DDoS attacks are becoming a plague for companies that rely on the Internet to operate their business. Scripts to operate a DDoS attack are easily accessible and can make your Internet connection completely unusable. DDoS attacks use “armies” of malware-infected machines to flood the servers with un-legitimate traffic. Soon the server’s resources are entirely depleted
- [Indeni Insight is Coming. Your Questions Answered.](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-insight-is-coming-your-questions-answered/): Indeni Insight mandatory starting January 1st 2019 As of January 1st 2019, Indeni Insight will be mandatory in every Indeni installation. As an Indeni customer, you’re probably wondering why, what’s the value to you, and how safe it is. What’s Indeni Insight again, and why do I want it? Indeni Insight is a cloud based
- [Announcing Symantec Blue Coat ProxySG Support](https://indeni.com/blog/announcing-symantec-blue-coat-proxysg-support/): We are announcing support for Symantec Blue Coat ProxySG physical and virtual appliances. Kudos and credits are due to our Expert community for developing, testing and delivering! ProxySG identifies malicious payloads, mitigates risks and helps your organizations enforce internet policy compliance. You want to ensure ProxySG is always protecting your users from threats. Here are
- [Indeni Feature: Custom Reports](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-feature-custom-reports/): What does Custom Report do? Custom Report lets you create reports where you choose which dimensions should be displayed. This gives you insights into the health posture of your security infrastructure. You can schedule your reports to be sent daily, weekly or monthly to your stakeholders. What reports should I build? Here is a list
- [Network & Security Automation: When the Lego blocks don't fit](https://indeni.com/blog/network-security-automation-when-the-lego-blocks-dont-fit/): Who doesn't love playing with Lego blocks? Colorful blocks of different shapes and sizes, all fitting so nicely together thanks to "the system". In the network and security world, vendors are now touting new automation capabilities. APIs of various kinds, SDKs and tools. Each of them, built by the vendor, for the vendor’s products. Cisco,
- [An Engineer’s Reflections - Ignite 2018](https://indeni.com/blog/an-engineers-reflections-ignite-2018/): That’s a wrap folks! Yet another successful Palo Alto Networks Ignite conference made up of countless conversations and deep dives into Indeni’s offerings. Though we did our best to appease everyone who stopped by our booth, we are aware we could not get to everyone, as you can see from the photo below. If you
- [Palo Alto Networks CLI Tips](https://indeni.com/blog/palo-alto-networks-cli-tips/): Welcome to the Palo Alto Networks Palo Alto Networks has created an excellent security ecosystem which includes cloud, perimeter/network edge, and endpoint solutions. Amongst the company’s product portfolio is a range of next-generation firewalls that provides customers with an industry-leading security solution. These next-generation firewalls contain a multitude of configuration and endless security subscriptions options
- [Palo Alto Networks Advanced Administration Tips](https://indeni.com/blog/palo-alto-networks-advanced-administration-tips/): Introduction The Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewalls are a part of a security platform that provides a plethora of configuration options within its devices. The results from adequately utilizing the available configuration options provide a strengthened security posture in respect to existing and future information security challenges or organization mandates. Thus, the installation of
- [Palo Alto Networks PAN-OS upgrades after a vulnerability announcement](https://indeni.com/blog/palo-alto-networks-pan-os-upgrades-after-a-vulnerability-announcement/): Which do businesses value more: firewall security or firewall stability? Find out in this deployment case study.
- [Modern Network Monitoring Goes Deep](https://indeni.com/blog/modern-network-monitoring-goes-deep/): Without insight into precise problems and their causes, difficult-to-diagnose issues can quickly turn into costly outages, inaccessibility, or downtime.
- [Gartner's Magic Quadrant Enterprise Firewall Comparison](https://indeni.com/blog/our-thoughts-on-the-2015-enterprise-network-firewalls-magic-quadrant/): DISCLAIMER: indeni has no specific bias towards one manufacturer or the other, but please keep in mind indeni currently supports firewalls made by Cisco, Check Point, Fortinet, Juniper and Palo Alto Networks. Gartner has just released its magic quadrant for Enterprise Network Firewalls. Two leaders were identified - Check Point (CHKP) and Palo Alto Networks
- [Comparing Check Point's SmartEvent and SmartReporter vs indeni](https://indeni.com/blog/check-points-smartevent-and-smartreporter-vs-indeni/): Check Point's SmartEvent and SmartReporter blades have made quite some progress over the last two years. The database used for collecting log data has been made more robust and querying capabilities have been expanded. As we sometimes get asked how indeni compares with these two software blades, I thought I'd spend the time to share
- [What is Network Automation?](https://indeni.com/blog/what-is-network-automation/): It is very hard to keep up with technology trends, especially if you are a network or security professional. Networks are complex, and mistakes are an inherent fact of human life. In our recent automation survey individual contributors and managers agree technology has outpaced our ability to manage the network - we need automation. Unfortunately
- [Announcing Fortinet FortiGate Support](https://indeni.com/blog/announcing-fortinet-fortigate-support-blog/): Indeni automation platform delivers a level of proactiveness that easily prevents IT outages. Check Point and Palo Alto Networks firewall users have been enjoying this benefit for year. We’re excited to announce the release of Fortinet FortiGate support. With automation, Fortinet users can have the same ability to resolve costly issues before they arise. See
- [Announcing Exclusive Indeni Crowd Rewards](https://indeni.com/blog/announcing-exclusive-indeni-crowd-rewards/): A favorite saying of ours here at Indeni is “we could all use a little help from our [expert] friends.” While that statement stands strong, Indeni Crowd is here to enable our community members to grow into that expert role through the launch of our new rewards catalog. Participate in the crowdsourcing of Network Security
- [The "How to avoid in the future" section of a Root Cause Analysis report - any use?](https://indeni.com/blog/the-how-to-avoid-in-the-future-section-of-a-root-cause-analysis-report-any-use/): You had a major network outage (like Time Warner just did). Panic, stress, sweat, people trying all kinds of crazy things. In the end, the issue is resolved and the outage is behind us. Then, comes the really fun part: doing a Root Cause Analysis (RCA). There are a ton of templates for this, such
- [Tuesday And Wednesday Are The Busiest For NetOps/SecOps Teams](https://indeni.com/blog/tuesday-and-wednesday-are-the-busiest-for-netopssecops-teams/): Network operations and security operations teams generally work around the clock. However, there are days and times they are clearly busier. Below is a graph that analyzes all of the alerts indeni generated for our customers (those connected to indeni Insight) over the course of Mar 9th 2015 to Apr 5th 2015, according to the
- [v9.X To 10.2.4 Upgrade Guide: F5 LTM Load Balancing Methods](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-load-balancers-a-concise-v9x-to-1024-upgrade-guide-1/): Chris Spillane urges the upgrade of your version 9.x of F5 and provides a concise guide for the upgrade to version 10.2.4. Chris is a Senior Security Analyst at NTT Com Security and has been working with F5 Load Balancers for more than seven years.
- [F5 Self IP and unicast failover IP are not identical](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-self-ip-and-unicast-failover-ip-are-not-identical/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni for F5 Load Balancing Methods Description: The F5 unicast failover IP must be the same as the self IP for failover to work. Versions prior to 11.3.0 did not enforce this. For more information read note #398067 in the 11.4.0 release notes. Manual Remediation Steps: Update
- [iRules May Break in a Future Upgrade, or Today: F5© Alert of the Week:](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-irules-may-break-in-a-future-upgrade-or-today/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni for F5 Load Balancing Methods Description: indeni has run a syntax check of the iRules currently configured on this device according to the syntax used in version 11.6.0 (this device is running 11.1.0). The following iRules did not pass the syntax checks. This may impact the
- [Why You Need to Automate Your Business Operations](https://indeni.com/blog/why-you-need-to-automate-your-business-operations/): Automation has been a buzzword in business circles for decades now, and with good reason. Organizations are looking to cut costs and increase efficiency in an increasingly competitive environment and moving away from manual operations has been proven to be a big help in achieving this. Indeed, automation can be critical to the very survival
- [The Future of Network Automation](https://indeni.com/blog/the-future-of-it-is-self-driving/): How to Move from Manual Operations to Self-driving IT It’s no secret that automation is entering IT, and specifically the network and security space. At Indeni, the network automation platform, our customers have guided us in our evolution from Network Monitoring to Network Automation Platform. With over 1100 community members and leading customers in Financial
- [On-board NICs used on an open server: Check Point Firewalls Configuration Guide to Alerts.](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-on-board-nics-used-on-an-open-server/): This is a real life sample alert from the Indeni Check Point Firewall Configuration Alert Guide. Description: Indeni has identified that some of the on-board NICs of this open server are being used. Traffic on these on-board NICs may be unstable and some packets may be dropped or experience errors. Review the list of NICs
- [Indeni in 40 seconds](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-in-40-seconds/): Short on time? Here's a quick overview of what Indeni does. By the way you can download Indeni for free. Full Video Transcript Here: Life used to be simple. Networks were mostly running Cisco and easy to stay on top of. Now networks are full of devices made by different vendors. Keeping things running is
- [Indeni Insight is your way of knowing where you stand](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-insight-is-your-way-of-knowing-where-you-stand/): With Indeni Insight, CIOs and network architects gain more control and visibility over their networks. It works by supplying valuable insights and hard-to-access data about your network and other organizations’ networks from around the globe – enabling you to make smarter decisions. Get answers to questions like: Are we leading the market in the product
- [How to optimize your workload with scripts](https://indeni.com/blog/how-to-optimize-your-workload-with-scripts/): If you are thinking of expanding your network to support more clients, then you need to think about making your network more efficient and at the same time more user friendly for your clients. However, this is easier to say it than to implement it. In today’s networks, together with the more complex requirements from
- [Do you trust this [network] computer](https://indeni.com/blog/do-you-trust-this-network-computer/): How to set AI and Machine Learning up for Success in Enterprise Networks A documentary titled “Do You Trust This Computer?” was recently released, and it is worth the hour and 20 min investment to watch if you haven’t seen it yet. It discusses the current and future state of artificial intelligence, and the risks
- [Gold Standard Configuration for Network Devices](https://indeni.com/blog/gold-standard-configuration-network-devices/): Network and security teams in large enterprises spend quite a bit of time defining their "Gold Standard Configuration" for network devices - a checklist of how all of their devices should be configured. Some of the items on the checklist are operational (what hotfix you have installed) while some are for compliance (which users
- [Why does infrastructure operations still suck?](https://indeni.com/blog/why-do-infrastructure-operations-still-suck/): Last Friday, I met with an individual that leads a 300-person team, responsible for running the networking and computing infrastructure in 50 data centers around the globe. I asked him what he thought of his OSS stack - the set of tools his team uses to stay on top of what’s going on in their
- [Release Notes 6.0.11](https://indeni.com/blog/release-notes-6-0-11/): Enhancements to the Server, Collector, Development Tools and Insight to improve performance. In addition new CheckPoint, F5 Networks, Palo Alto Networks alerts.
- [Release Notes 6.0](https://indeni.com/blog/release-notes-6-0/): What's new in the latest version of 6.0? Check out the story of 6.0 and see the detailed release notes below. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Redesigned capabilities The following functionalities were removed in this release. How it worked in 5.9 -> How it
- [Release Notes 5.9.37](https://indeni.com/blog/release-notes-5-9-37/): Now announcing Indeni support for Check Point R80.10
- [Release Notes 6.0.60](https://indeni.com/blog/release-notes-6-0-60/): What’s new in the latest version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge. See below for the detailed notes for 6.0.60 included in this platform release. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Want the latest build? Download the
- [Release Notes 6.0.71](https://indeni.com/blog/release-notes-6-0-70/): What’s new in the latest version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge. See below for the detailed notes for 6.0.71 included in this platform release. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Want the latest build? Download the
- [Release Notes 6.1.0](https://indeni.com/blog/release-notes-6-1-0/): What’s new in the latest version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge. See below for the detailed notes for 6.0.71 included in this platform release. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Want the latest build? Download the latest version. Improvements Platform AWK parser does
- [Release Notes 6.1.1](https://indeni.com/blog/release-notes-6-1-1/): What’s new in the latest version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge. See below for the detailed notes for 6.1.1 included in this platform release. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Want the latest build? Download the latest version. Platform Improvements Change indeni
- [Release Notes 6.1.3](https://indeni.com/blog/release-notes-6-1-3/): What’s new in the latest version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge. See below for the detailed notes for 6.1.3 included in this platform release. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Want the latest build? Download the latest version. Platform New features Add
- [Release Notes 6.0.50](https://indeni.com/blog/release-notes-6-0-50/): What’s new in the latest version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge. See below for the detailed notes for 6.0.50 included in this platform release. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Want the latest build? Download the
- [Release Notes 6.0.40](https://indeni.com/blog/release-notes-6-0-40/): What’s new in the latest version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge. See below for the detailed notes for 6.0.40.250 included in this platform release. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Want the latest build? Download the
- [Palo Alto Networks Runbook: Replacing a Dead Firewall](https://indeni.com/blog/palo-alto-networks-runbook-replacing-a-dead-firewall/): Check out all of our runbooks for Palo Alto here: Troubleshooting false positive url blocks Troubleshooting Panorama disconnection to a managed firewall Troubleshooting VPN tunnel connectivity The criticality involved in maintaining uptime of IT infrastructure has always been on top of priority. Even the simplest point of failure makes a spot on the monthly operations
- [How To Avoid F5 LTM SNAT Pool Exhaustion](https://indeni.com/blog/how-to-avoid-f5-ltm-snat-pool-exhaustion/): In the recent Indeni 6.0 release, we are excited to announce additional knowledge support for F5 Networks. One of the most common pain points customers of F5 users is around managing SNAT pools. Why use SNATpool availability? Source Network Address Translation (SNAT) is used by an F5 load balancer to allocate a dedicated IP and
- [NERC Compliance Best Practices for Critical Infrastructure Protection (CIP) v5](https://indeni.com/blog/nerc-critical-infrastructure-protection-cip-v5-how-indeni-helps-you-prepare-for-04012016/): We have a number of US-based energy grid operators that are leveraging indeni's capabilities to meet the NERC CIP v5 requirements, that are soon to be upon us all (April 2016). This blog post details how indeni can help in an effort to articulate what indeni can do for you, as well as what it can't.
- [Indeni Sponsors F5 Agility 2018](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-sponsors-f5-agility-2018/): We’re excited to announce that Indeni is sponsoring this year’s F5 Agility conference. From August 13th to the 16th we’ll be trading in our Philz Mint Mojito coffee for some Dunks iced coffee, and enjoy 24 hours of hands-on labs, over 100 breakout topics, and an impressive series of keynote speakers in the historical city
- [Network Device Configuration Standardization - Thoughts on Ethan Banks' post](https://indeni.com/blog/network-device-configuration-standardization-thoughts-on-ethan-banks-post/): Ethan Banks has an interesting newsletter called The Hot Aisle. Worth following if you're not familiar with it, basically the thoughts of a very experienced network engineer. In today's post, Ethan covers the item at the top of his wishlist: network device configuration standardization. Ethan's wishes are those of many others that I meet with
- [Indeni 6.4 is Now Generally Available](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-6-4-is-now-generally-available/): We are very excited to announce that Indeni 6.4 is available for download. This release brings many valuable features including: Role-based Access Control Change User Preference for LDAP Authenticated Users Rules Visibility New Knowledge - Check Point CloudGuard Support Role-based Access Control Role-based access control (RBAC) is the latest feature built into Indeni Rel 6.4.
- [BGP Routing Protocol](https://indeni.com/blog/bgp-routing-protocol/): So what is BGP? In this series of posts I will be explaining the main principles of BGP. BGP--Border Gateway Protocol--is the de facto core routing protocol of the Internet. It operates by exchanging routes among Internet Autonomous Systems, and it is considered a path vector protocol. Routing is performed by shortest path possible and according
- [How Customers Use Check Point Firewalls Around the Globe](https://indeni.com/blog/state-of-the-check-point-users/): To keep your business online and ensure critical devices, such as Check Point firewalls, meet operational excellence standards it is helpful to compare your environment to a third party data set. As part of the Indeni Automation Platform, customers have access to Indeni Insight which benchmarks adoption of the Check Point capabilities and user behavior
- [March Member of the Month: Sergei Chernooki](https://indeni.com/blog/sergei-chernooki-march-member-of-the-month/): We are thrilled to have our March Member of the Month, Sergei Chernooki, as a leader within this crowd of go-getters!
- [Indeni Extends Product Innovation with Knowledge-Based Solution for Palo Alto Networks Firewalls](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-extends-product-innovation-with-knowledge-based-solution-for-palo-alto-networks-firewalls/): New Knowledge-Based Solution for PAN-OS 8 increases admin productivity allowing IT to enhance security posture We hope everyone is having a great time at Ignite! Today we are announcing a new knowledge-based solution for Palo Alto Networks firewalls. See below to find out what’s new and why the knowledge solution is becoming a must have
- [Just Like Devices Need Software Upgrades, So Do Employees](https://indeni.com/blog/just-like-devices-need-software-upgrades-so-do-employees/): Grow Your Talent From Within Through Certifications As your company transforms from a product to a platform, undergoes a merger and acquisition, or embarks on one of many other business initiatives, your dependency on network availability will only continue to increase. At the same time, IT managers are undergoing (or about to encounter) a massive
- [New Indeni Feature: Centralized Authentication - LDAP](https://indeni.com/blog/new-indeni-feature-centralized-authentication-ldap/): Many organizations have a central user account/role repository for managing their users and IT infrastructures. The directory is one of the most popular choices for managing user information. Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) is the de facto standard for querying directory data. We felt that LDAP would allow us to achieve centralized authentication and eventually
- [We’ve just raised another $14M, here’s why](https://indeni.com/blog/weve-just-raised-another-14m-heres-why/): Today I’m excited to share that we have just closed another round of financing. The new investment, a total of $14M since our last funding announcement, was led by RTP Ventures and included State of Mind Ventures, Caremi Partners and existing investor Sequoia Capital. Startups raise massive amounts of money on a regular basis. I
- [Check Point Users: You Are Not Ready for June 5th, 2016](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-users-you-are-not-ready-for-june-5th-2016/): UPDATE May 31st 2016: Check Point has updated the SK. The rollout of SHA-256 has been postponed to June 5th 2016. Back in April 2015, Check Point published SK103839. In it, Check Point informs its customers that the update services for the various software blades will start using SHA-256 instead of SHA-1. This is in response
- [Check Point Firewall Clusters Healthy Checklist](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-firewalls-cluster-health-checklist/): Each and every organization we work with goes through the trouble of setting up a cluster of firewalls in every single critical location in the network. The cluster is there to ensure that there is no single point of failure. It normally works very well - fail overs are smooth and traffic proceeds uninterrupted. However, sometimes, a
- [Announcing the future of infrastructure health](https://indeni.com/blog/announcing-the-future-of-infrastructure-health/): Today I’m excited to announce our platform for infrastructure health. Before I go into what we’ve just done, let me explain why. What’s the current status of infrastructure health? What exactly is broken in infrastructure operations? Why are enterprises around the world still grappling with downtime? Our research, as well as that of others, points
- [Support for Palo Alto Networks Firewalls + Ignite 2016](https://indeni.com/blog/support-for-pan-firewalls-ignite-2015/): The firewall market has been on fire (no pun intended) for several years now. The latest security incidents and the need for better solutions have resulted in innovation coming from most of the large firewall vendors. It also resulted in a startup, that just until a few years ago was considered a new entrant and
- [Up Next: Crowd-sourced SaaS](https://indeni.com/blog/up-next-crowd-sourced-saas/): Google released something today - a tool called The Customer Journey to Online Purchase. While this just a standalone tool at the moment, I'm sure we'll witness parts of its capabilities integrated into Google Analytics at some point in the near future. This release, together a few more startups dotting the landscape (like RelateIQ, as described
- ["Renewing Indeni is a no brainer"](https://indeni.com/blog/renewing-indeni-is-a-no-brainer/): I just got off the phone with one of our customers, a multi-billion-dollar enterprise that I'm 100% certain every single US-based reader of this post will recognize. However, I can't mention them by name. They have been our customer for two years now and have just renewed their contract. For us, that's a great show
- [VPN Gateway Configuration Issues: Clear Packets Drop : Check Point Firewall Alert Guide](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-vpn-gateway-is-dropping-unexpected-clear-packets/): This is a real life sample alert from the World leader in Proactive Network Management for your Check Point Firewalls. Description: Certain packets are being dropped. This is happening because the local VPN gateway is receiving packets in the clear while the current configuration states they should be encrypted. Note that indeni automatically identifies this
- [Release Notes 6.1.2](https://indeni.com/blog/release-notes-6-1-2/): What’s new in the latest version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge. See below for the detailed notes for 6.1.2 included in this platform release. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Want the latest build? Download the latest version. Platform Improvements Old RRD
- [Juniper JunOS Upgrade Technical Instructions](https://indeni.com/blog/juniper-junos-upgrade-technical-instructions/): Scope of this document This document describes the list of operations to perform to upgrade Juniper JunOS devices from release 11.4Rx.x and 12.1Xxx to version 12.1X46-D40.2. Limitations of version IKEv2 on SRX Series devices in JunOS 12.1X46 does not support policy-based VPNs or VPN monitoring. Requirements Juniper firewall device must be managed by NSM[1] 2012.2r6
- [Two of the Most Common Mistakes Developing Scripts](https://indeni.com/blog/two-of-the-most-common-mistakes-developing-scripts/): When you are learning something new there are always periods of trial and error - especially when it comes to scripting. After taking Indeni Knowledge Language training, our community members put their skills to the test by writing commands and rules. We asked our Knowledge Experts what advice they would give to newbies, and we
- [How to Configure a VPN for DAIP Gateway Connected to Internet Using USB 3G-Modem](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-configuring-vpn-for-the-daip-gateway-connected-to-internet-using-usb-3g-modem/): Find detailed steps required to configure and troubleshoot a VPN for the DAIP gateway connected to the Internet using USB 3G-modem. Read more ...
- [Check Point Alert of the Week: VPN phase two lifetime mismatch with a VPN peer](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-vpn-phase-two-lifetime-mismatch-with-a-vpn-peer/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni. Description: The phase two life time values used by this device and by some of its peers are different. This may cause VPN tunnels to fail after some time has passed from the moment they were set up. It is important to ensure the life time
- [F5© Alert of the Week: Device is not in the required trust domain](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-device-is-not-in-the-required-trust-domain/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: For sync to work across device groups, you must ensure all devices are in the same trust domain. For more information on this, read SOL13946. Manual Remediation Steps: At this device to the correct trust domain. Under Device Management, look for Device Trust. How does
- [Top 5 Check Point experts announced!](https://indeni.com/blog/who-is-your-number-1-cp-expert/): Thank you all for the amazing response to our effort to put the spotlight on the world's top Check Point experts (read our original post). It was impressive to see people handing kudos to one another, sometimes from one side of the globe to the other. There is an incredible large group of 76,207 professionals
- [Release Notes 6.0.30](https://indeni.com/blog/release-notes-6-0-30/): What’s new in the latest version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Interface. See below for the detailed notes for 6.0.30.228 included in this platform release. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Want the latest build? Download the
- [How to select script monitoring authentication types](https://indeni.com/blog/how-to-select-script-monitoring-authentication-types/): Considerations when selecting authentication types Choosing an authentication method for monitoring your infrastructure devices might sound easy at first glance. After all, a monitoring script would only need read-only, right? Wrong. Monitoring with indeni goes beyond what normal monitoring tools does. The goal of indeni is to detect problems before they occur, saving you hours of
- [Palo Alto Networks FQDN Resolution Failures](https://indeni.com/blog/palo-alto-networks-alert-of-the-week-fqdn-resolution-failures/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni from our Palo Alto Networks Firewall Alert Guide Description: There are certain FQDN's set but the Palo Alto Networks device cannot successfully resolve them. Unresolveable FQDNs: domain2.example.com www.indani.com Manual Remediation Steps: Review your DNS settings and the reason for the failure in resolution. Review
- [Does Your Organization's Infrastructure Boast A Clean Bill Of Health?](https://indeni.com/blog/does-your-organizations-infrastructure-boast-a-clean-bill-of-health/): IT architectures are complex networks with seemingly infinite points of potential failure that can harm a company’s ability to compete.
- [5 Common Mistakes Your Ops Team Should Avoid](https://indeni.com/blog/5-common-mistakes-your-ops-team-should-avoid/): Network operations is not easy. Avoid these 5 common mistakes that net ops teams make to make your job just a little bit easier.
- [September Member Of The Month](https://indeni.com/blog/september-member-of-the-month/): We are pleased to introduce the inaugural “Member of the Month” where we recognize a standout Indeni Crowd Member.
- [Configuration Management Tool Comparison: Multi-Vendor Deep Configuration Analysis: Cisco-Focused](https://indeni.com/blog/infoblox-netmri-vs-indeni-cisco-focused-configuration-management-vs-multi-vendor-deep-configuration-analysis/): NetMRI was originally developed and sold by Netcordia, founded in 2000 by the world's first Cisco Certified Internetwork Expert (CCIE). It was created to help Cisco admins solve configuration issues in their network equipment by defining certain checks and ensuring that all switching and routing devices conform to the desired configuration. NetMRI is a fantastic
- [How to monitor F5 devices - SNMP vs API vs SSH](https://indeni.com/blog/monitor-f5-devices-snmp-vs-api-vs-ssh/): F5 has many ways of interfacing with their products and when writing monitoring we had to do some research which one is more suitable in terms of performance. After all, monitoring should not harm the device it monitors. When choosing methods we looked into iControl REST, SNMP and TMSH. See below for how this test
- [Announcing Automation for Check Point Scalable Platform Appliances: 41000 and 61000](https://indeni.com/blog/announcing-automation-for-check-point-scalable-platform-appliances-41000-and-61000/): When we work with a company who has Check Point 41000 and 61000 Security Systems chassis as part of their security infrastructure, we know we are dealing with mission critical operations. Cluster member management and maintenance are essential in a demandingly high throughput and connection capacity environment. Any ‘blip’ in communication can mean a loss
- [How to Configure HSRP VIP Problems Using Next Hop Redundancy Protocol Alert](https://indeni.com/blog/virtual-ips-and-hsrp/): Looking for info on HSRP? HSRP stands for "Hot Standby Router Protocol". It is a Cisco-proprietary redundancy protocol for establishing a fault-tolerant default gateway. ✓ Click here for more!
- [F5 Node availability issue detected](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-node-availability-issue-detected/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: Node availability issue detected. Please see additional information below. Affected nodes: 10.10.16.20 (/Common/10.10.16.20) - the URL "/alivetest" returned error code 404. Manual Remediation Steps: You should inspect the node availability state and act according to it's status. For help on how monitoring of nodes works,
- [November Member of the Month: Johnathan Browall Nordström](https://indeni.com/blog/november-member-of-the-month/): We are happy to name Johnathan Browall Nordström as November Member of the Month!
- [January Member of the Month: Adam Erickson](https://indeni.com/blog/january-member-of-the-month/): We are thrilled to name Adam Erickson as January’s Indeni Crowd Member of the Month
- [February Member of the Month: Arun David Johnson](https://indeni.com/blog/february-member-of-the-month/): Congratulations to Arun David Johnson for being the February Member of the Month in the Indeni Crowd!
- [Forwarding in vPC through FHRP backup](https://indeni.com/blog/forwarding-in-vpc-through-fhrp-backup/): In this post, we will cover the benefits introduced by Virtual Port-Channel (vPC) for First Hop Redundancy Protocols (FHRP). Hot Standby Router Protocol (HSRP) and Virtual Router Redundancy Protocol (VRRP) are two of these FHRPs. HSRP is Cisco proprietary whereas VRRP is a standard-based protocol and allows interoperability between different vendors. vPC enhances FHRPs by
- [Overview of Juniper Security Appliances](https://indeni.com/blog/overview-of-juniper-security-appliances/): With the rapid growth in data traffic in the past decade and the rapid expansion of computer networks, the necessity for network security and stability has grown massively. Due to these concerns, leading service providers and big enterprises have focused mostly on security, stability, and quality of service have been offering. However, even with service
- [Firewall Most Requested Change - Copy Rule on one Host to Another Host](https://indeni.com/blog/firewall-most-requested-change-copy-rule-on-one-host-to-another-host/): Oftentimes, firewall administrators get requests either to change something or add up a couple of rules to help get things moving around the network. The frequency and dynamics of composition of these requests vary from one company to another. As companies adhere to security standards, networks are going to follow the path of least privilege
- [Announcing New Knowledge for Check Point GAiA Embedded](https://indeni.com/blog/announcing-new-knowledge-for-check-point-gaia-embedded/): You may find a Check Point firewall running GAiA Embedded in any size organization, however they are most commonly seen and used in branch offices or even construction sites. The “Embedded GAiA” operating system is based on the core of GAiA OS. It contains a more stripped down version of tools and diagnostics (e.g. uboot,
- [Why is Automated Provisioning last on the Priority List?](https://indeni.com/blog/why-is-automated-provisioning-last-on-the-priority-list/): The importance of provisioning network and security resources is often times overlooked. In the course of moving Data Centers from bare-metal infrastructure to virtual machines, most network and systems administrators have opted out of automating provisioning. This article aims to articulate some of the possible reasons why, and ways to get started with automation. Task
- [Which Network Administration Areas Do Organizations Have Skill Gaps?](https://indeni.com/blog/which-network-administration-areas-do-organizations-have-skill-gaps/): The nature of threats facing networks and data centers has been changing rapidly over the recent past and security infrastructure has been forced to evolve to keep pace. In order to stay abreast with changing technology, network administrators and security professionals are required to update their knowledge. This is easier said than done as they
- [2018 Network & Security Automation Survey Results Are In](https://indeni.com/blog/2018-network-security-automation-survey-results-are-in/): We partnered with GNS3® on a survey with the intention of uncovering existing trends in the network and security automation space. We're excited to announce that the results are now in! From the nearly 700 responses that we collected, we found that a programming knowledge gap is having an impact on the productivity of the
- [[Infographic] 2018 Network & Security Automation Trends](https://indeni.com/blog/network-security-automation-trends-infographic/): Indeni and GNS3® partnered on a survey to uncover existing trends in the network and security automation space. We're excited to announce that the results are now in! Download the full Network & Security Automation Trends Report to learn more Here's a high-level look at some of the survey results:
- [Announcing Juniper SRX Next Generation Firewall (NGFW) Support](https://indeni.com/blog/announcing-juniper-srx-next-generation-firewall-ngfw-support/): Indeni’s automation platform did it again! We are proud to announce support forJuniper SRX series Next-Generation Firewalls. Kudos and credits are due to our Expert community for requesting, developing, testing, and delivering! Here are a few scenarios that network and security professionals can avoid by using Indeni: 1. Network Outages caused by traceoptions and sampling
- [5.5 Release Notes](https://indeni.com/blog/5-5-release-notes/): Build 107 (Dec 19, 2017) IS-3045 - Gaia P/S monitoring - switch from "show asset power-supply" to "show sysenv ps" Build 106 (Nov 16, 2017) IK-2825 - improve handling of clish CLINFR error messages Build 105 (Sept 12, 2017) Indeni server - block HTTP access to the web console via port 8080 Build 102 (Sept
- [How to Reset Device Trust - F5 LTM Load Balancing Methods Troubleshooting ConfigSync and Device Clustering](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-load-balancers-troubleshooting-config-sync-and-device-clustering-on-f5-devices-and-how-to-reset-device-trust/): Chris Spillane provides a quick guide to troubleshooting device clustering or config sync for version 11.x.
- [Release Notes 6.0.20](https://indeni.com/blog/release-notes-6-0-20/): What’s new in the latest version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge. In addition, the latest build for knowledge includes new alerts and improvements to existing for Check Point Technologies. See below for the detailed notes for 6.0.20.196 and the knowledge build 44 which is included in this
- [Manual Creation of Log Rules Is So 1999](https://indeni.com/blog/manual-creation-of-log-rules-is-so-1999/): SolarWinds just came out with a contest called Rule Your Log Data. In this contest, they are encouraging the community to build rules using their log management tool (Log & Event Manager) and submit it for review. SolarWinds, much like Splunk, Sumo Logic, Loggly and dozens of other log server providers, have built a great product
- [Announcing 5.4: New rule engine, Check Point 61000/41000 support](https://indeni.com/blog/announcing-5-4-new-rule-engine-check-point-61000-41000/): Welcome 5.4! In this release we’ve included phase one of our infrastructure operations platform, added new content and as well as Check Point 41k/61k support. In addition, specific feature requests and bugfixes were included. Please reach out to our support team to get the updated release. IMPORTANT NOTE TO ALL USERS: Starting with 5.4, the
- [Vodafone Network Outage Caused by Router](https://indeni.com/blog/vodafone-network-outage-caused-by-router/): September 25th 2016 6:00PM Local time Vodafone experienced problems with data, text and calls across Australia. Once becoming aware of the issue, causing intermittent disruption for some customers, they began to receive messages from dissatisfied customers via social media. During the outage, Vodafone tried to minimized damage by calming nerves via social media. In a statement
- [TCP packet out of state](https://indeni.com/blog/tcp-packet-out-of-state/): Alert Headline: TCP packets dropped due to "out of state" error Description: Some TCP packets, and therefore connections, are being dropped due to an invalid state. In the firewall logs these appear as "TCP packet out of state". The list of affected connections is below. The firewall keeps a state table that is used to
- [TCP Connection States Issues For Check Point VPN](https://indeni.com/blog/tcp-connection-states-issues-for-check-point-vpn-indeni/): TCP packet out of state Wondering why this is happening? Wondering when this is happening? indeni will tell you when this is happening and will try and help determine why it's happening. There are some known causes we're capable of pin-pointing for you automatically. Useful, eh? Data sources: logs, configuration database in the management server and more.
- [Cutting Down On Alerting Noise: Response to SolarWinds](https://indeni.com/blog/cutting-down-on-alerting-noise-response-to-solarwinds-post/): Recently a member of the support team at SolarWinds posted "Cutting Down On Alerting Noise: Guest Post From Support". The challenge of alert fatigue and noise is a big one. Many companies have attempted, and still are attempting, to solve this issue. BigPanda, is an example of such a company. In the original post, three
- [Requiem for NPM](https://indeni.com/blog/requiem-for-npm/): Are you still using SolarWinds’ NPM to identify issues in your firewall and load balancing gear? If you are, that means you are: Unaware if your gear is about to fail due to configuration mistakes. Incapable of knowing if there are interesting logs you should look at. Blind to the true health of your equipment,
- [Connection Table Full](https://indeni.com/blog/connection-table-full/): Alert Headline: Connection table limit approaching or reached Description: There are 24,125 concurrent connections while the limit is 25000. The connection table limit should be increased to ensure uninterrupted operation. Indeni will re-check this alert every 1 minute. If Indeni determines the issue has been resolved, it will automatically be flagged as such. Manual Remediation
- [Cluster Routing Table Mismatch: Check Point Firewall Alert Guide](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-cluster-routing-table-mismatch/): Alert Headline: Two cluster members differ in their routing tables Description: The routing tables for the following two cluster members do not match: they show different static routes. This could cause in problems during failover or under load sharing. indeni will re-check this alert every 1 minute. If indeni determines the issue has been resolved,
- [Check Point Hardware Diagnostic Tool for Hardware and OS](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-hardware-and-os/): Check Point Firewalls Diagnostic Tool Below are samples of hidden issues that maybe lurking in your network environment. Keep the clocks in sync You've gone through the trouble of configuring the use of NTP on all of your firewalls. It worked at the time you've configured it. Then, months later, while troubleshooting an issue you
- [Three Important Tech Trends For Infrastructure And Operations Teams](https://indeni.com/blog/three-important-tech-trends-for-infrastructure-and-operations-teams/): Three important tech trends for infrastructure and operations teams Regardless of industry, customer, or product, nearly all businesses today rely on digital networks to function in some capacity. This usually means better service to customers and smoother operations internally, but it can also mean bigger headaches for the infrastructure and operations teams who fix systems
- [Received Packets Have Been Dropped by NIC : Configuration Guide of Alerts](https://indeni.com/blog/cross-vendor-alert-of-the-week-some-received-packets-have-been-dropped-by-nic/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni, the World leader in Proactive Network Management. Description: Some network traffic may be lost or slowed down. Review the list of affected NICs below. Indeni will re-check this alert every 1 minute. If indeni determines the issue has been resolved, it will automatically be flagged as
- [Gateway Cannot Access Certificate Authority: Check Point Alert Guide](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-gateway-cannot-access-certificate-authority/): This is a real life sample alert from the indeni alert guide for Check Point Firewalls for Proactive Network Management Description: Some of the certificate authority servers which this device considers to be those to be used during authentication (for example - for VPN) are not accessible. The CA servers for which an issue has been
- [Check Point Alert of the Week: Firewall log file increase rate critical - possible connectivity loss to log server](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-firewall-log-file-increase-rate-critical-possible-connectivity-loss-to-log-server/): This is a real life sample alert from Indeni Description: Over the period of the last 300 seconds there has been an increase of 1 MB in the size of the log file ($FWDIR/log/fw.log). This is a fairly high number, indicating that it is possible that the firewall cannot reach its log servers or has
- [ClusterXL Magic MAC Conflict Identified - CPFW Configuration Guide to Alerts](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-clusterxl-magic-mac-conflict-identified/): This is a real life sample alert from the Indeni Check Point Firewalls Configuration Guide to Alerts Description: ClusterXL's protocol (CCP) uses pre-set MAC addresses that by default are the same across all clusters. If you connect two different clusters to the same network segment, their traffic may conflict. This can result in odd behavior
- [Check Point Alert of the Week: Stateful Inspection disabled, possible security risk](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-stateful-inspection-disabled-possible-security-risk/): This is a real life sample alert from Indeni Description: The Stateful Inspection feature on this firewall has been disabled. Since Stateful Inspection is a core element of the behavior of modern firewalls, this may mean a severe security gap exists. For more information, read Why Turning Off Stateful Inspection On Your Check Point Firewall
- [Announcing indeni 5.2: Palo Alto Networks beta, improvements and bugfixes](https://indeni.com/blog/announcing-indeni-52-palo-alto-networks-beta-improvements-and-bugfixes/): Welcome 5.2! In this release we’ve included many improvements to the underlying infrastructure and bugfixes, as well as kicked off the beta for our support of Palo Alto Networks firewalls. Please reach out to our support team to get the updated release. Note that between minor releases (such as 5.1 and 5.2) we make interim releases
- [Check Point Alert of the Week: Potential high latency on SFP cards](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-potential-high-latency-on-sfp-cards/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni. Description: The Tx queue batch size on this device is: 1. A too high Tx queue batch size may increase latency. This can be a severe issue for applications that are sensitive to high latency. Manual Remediation Steps: For more information on this issue please review
- [Check Point Alert of the Week: Cluster member down due to NIC error](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-cluster-member-down-due-to-nic-error/): It's so easy sometimes to disconnect the wrong cable. This is a real life sample alert from indeni. Description: The cluster member is in a critical state due to one or more monitored interfaces being down or disconnected from the network. NICs Down: eth7 Remediation Steps: For eth7 (Bandwidth: 1000M/full, MAC Address: 00:1C:7F:30:9E:14): While the
- [Check Point Alert of the Week: Sync redundancy should use a bond interface, not separate interfaces](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-sync-redundancy-should-use-a-bond-interface-not-separate-interfaces/): This is a real life alert from Indeni Description: Sync redundancy should no longer be implemented using separate interfaces. This signature has been made possible with the help of Valeri Loukine. Manual Remediation Steps: Replace the separate sync interfaces with one bond interface. Read SK92804 and CCMA's blog post on this. How does this alert
- [Check Point Alert of the Week: Policy installation resulted in high CPU load, cluster may failover](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-policy-installation-resulted-in-high-cpu-load-cluster-may-failover/): This is a real life sample alert from Indeni Description: A new policy has been recently installed. During the policy installation it appears that there has been a CPU usage level of more than 70% for a period of at least 30 seconds. This may result in a failover from the currently active cluster member
- [DNS servers configured but responding too slowly: Check Point Firewall](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-dns-servers-configured-but-responding-too-slowly/): This is a real life sample alert from the Indeni alert guide for Check Point Firewalls. NOTE: While the alert described here is for Check Point firewalls, the same logic applies with other devices that are sensitive to DNS response times. The difference would be in the information provided. Description: DNS is configured on this
- [Monitored or Permanent VPN tunnels down: Check Point Firewalls Configuration Guide](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-monitored-or-permanent-vpn-tunnels-down/): This is a real life sample alert from the Indeni alert guide for Check Point Firewalls. Some of the monitored/permanent VPN tunnels have been found to be in an inactive or unstable state. For more information on permanent tunnels and how to set it up, read the VPN admin guide. For more information on how
- [Indeni: There's More To A Name Than Meets The Eye](https://indeni.com/blog/meet-indeni-theres-more-to-a-name-than-meets-the-eye/): When you visited indeni.com today you likely noticed a change. We updated our company identity and the Indeni logo to better represent the value we provide to our customers—happiness. We believe that successful companies are created by happy people. When you are happy, you are more productive and can propel your business forward. This goes
- [Join @indeni Tweet Sweep at CPX 2017](https://indeni.com/blog/join-indeni-tweet-sweep-at-cpx-2017/): Tweeting for prizes for CPX? Yes, please! indeni is thrilled to participate in our fifth consecutive year at Check Point Experience (CPX). As one of the major firewalls indeni covers, we love connecting with the Check Point community year after year. In order to connect with each of you, we are kicking off the @indeni Tweet
- [Predictive Analytics and the Future of IT](https://indeni.com/blog/predictive-analytics-future-of-it/): In this world of infinite connectivity we are using data more and more to make sense of our environments. One such technology being incorporated into businesses is "Predictive Analytics". We are already using mathematical formulas to predict certain events related to the stock market, weather, etc. With the processing power and technology available today, these algorithms
- [What We've Learned From Speaking With Our Customers](https://indeni.com/blog/what-weve-learned-from-speaking-with-our-customers/): A month ago I shared some of our plans for 2016 and mentioned that I’d be speaking with our customers, asking them a few questions. The survey was very successful in my opinion - I spoke with dozens of customers for 30 minutes each and asked them 14 different questions. I would like to thank
- [2016: A Year Of New Opportunities](https://indeni.com/blog/2016-a-year-of-new-opportunities/): Welcome to 2016! By now you’ve probably read all of the vendors’ “predictions” for 2016, are done with the holiday celebrations and are ready to implement your New Year’s resolutions. For me, starting a new year always brings excitement with it - thinking about everything we can achieve. It is like standing in front of
- [Check Point Firewall Guide Performance Optimization: The Dual Default Gateway Problem](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-firewall-performance-optimization-the-dual-default-gateway-problem/): The following excerpt from Timothy C. Hall's latest book "Max Power: Check Point Firewall Performance Optimization" describes the Dual Default Gateway problem and their impact on performance. Read more ...
- [Announcing indeni 5.3: more than 400 improvements!](https://indeni.com/blog/announcing-indeni-53-more-than-400-improvements/): Welcome 5.3! In this release we’ve included over 400 improvements to the underlying infrastructure and bugfixes, added new content and expanded our Palo Alto Networks firewalls’ support. Please reach out to our support team to get the updated release. IMPORTANT NOTE TO CHECK POINT USERS: Starting with 5.3, indeni no longer uses port 8181 to
- [Best Book Firewall Performance and Optimization](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-user-get-your-free-book-on-firewall-performance/): UPDATE: The book is no longer offered by indeni. Please go to www.maxpowerfirewalls.com to purchase the book. Below is the original blog post as it appeared. You may also want to take a look at what indeni does for Check Point firewalls. Our goal at indeni, since inception, was to share as much knowledge as
- [Meet indeni in October](https://indeni.com/blog/meet-indeni-in-october-2015/): This October, we are hosting a few events across the east coast of the United States together with our partners. So, if you're in the area, you are welcome to join: Atlanta, GA - Sayers, Check Point and indeni are taking you shooting. Event details... Boston, MA - Zensar, Check Point and indeni are challenging you
- [Comparing indeni and BackBox: In-depth intelligence vs simplicity](https://indeni.com/blog/comparing-indeni-and-backbox-in-depth-intelligence-vs-simplicity/): Safeway, a company headquartered in Rosh-Haain, Israel, has recently released BackBox version 4.5. In this new version, BackBox includes "Application level monitoring", capable of providing "insight regarding the devices’ health, and run preemptive scans to determine upcoming problems.". Naturally, this has caused a handful of users to ask us how does indeni and BackBox compare.
- [Check Point appliances refresh: how do you compare?](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-appliances-refresh-how-do-you-compare/): We often get asked if we have data pertaining to the upgrade processes and cycles of Check Point users around the world. The short answer is, YES. The longer one, is that thanks to our indeni Insight service we get a deep view into the Check Point firewall user base. Once in a while, we publicly
- [Palo Alto Networks Firewalls Alert Guide: Group ID Conflict Detected](https://indeni.com/blog/palo-alto-networks-firewalls-alert-of-the-week-group-id-conflict-detected/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni alert guide for Palo Alto Firewalls. Description: This cluster has the same Group ID as the other clusters listed below. A conflict may arise if they share a VLAN with this cluster. Other Clusters: buny-fw1 (10.10.24.1) Manual Remediation Steps: Consider changing the Group ID. For
- [Proxy ARP Entries Removed - Check Point Firewalls Optimized Performance](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-firewalls-alert-of-the-week-proxy-arp-entries-removed/): This is a real life sample alert from the indeni guide to preemptive maintenance for Check Point Firewalls. Description: This firewall used to have (51) proxy ARP entries. They have disappeared suddenly from the output of "fw ctl arp". Proxy ARP behavior may be impacted. Manual Remediation Steps: If this is due to an interface being taken
- [Firewall in Maintenance Mode. Palo Alto Network Alert Guide](https://indeni.com/blog/palo-alto-networks-firewalls-alert-of-the-week-firewall-in-maintenance-mode/): This is a real life sample alert from our indeni alert guide for Palo Alto Networks Firewall. Description: The firewall has entered maintenance mode due to an unknown reason. indeni will stop collecting data from this firewall until it exits maintenance mode. Manual Remediation Steps: Connect to the firewall using SSH (see DOC-5719) and determine the
- [F5 bigd process down](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-bigd-process-down/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: The F5 bigd process is down and has not restarted. Among its responsibilities, bigd runs the monitors for nodes, pool members and services. For more information, read SOL6967. Manual Remediation Steps: Review the logs to identify why the bigd process is down. indeni will attempt
- [How to Pull and View Logs Using Automation for Palo Alto Networks Firewalls](https://indeni.com/blog/pulling-logs-from-palo-alto-networks-firewalls-digging-deep/): Many network monitoring tools on the market today are just good at that: monitoring. They fail to go in depth and dig deep into devices to pull the gritty data important to IT teams. We build indeni with those users in mind. Our goal is to simplify network management, not just monitor it. For example:
- [Palo Alto Networks firewalls: Job(s) stuck in pending](https://indeni.com/blog/palo-alto-networks-firewalls-alert-of-the-week-jobs-stuck-in-pending/): This is a real life sample alert from the indeni alert guide for Palo Alto Networks Firewalls. Description: One or more jobs running on this device have been stuck in "pending" state for more than 30 minutes. Affected Jobs: EBLRefresh Install Manual Remediation Steps: Review the jobs listed above for possible issues. You may want
- [Pan(w)achrome for Palo Alto Networks firewalls from the indeni perspective](https://indeni.com/blog/panwachrome-from-the-indeni-perspective/): Pan(w)achrome is a chrome extension written by Luigi Mori, a solutions architect at Palo Alto Networks. The extension lets you connect to your Palo Alto firewalls and keep track of certain vital stats - mostly CPU, memory, traffic and a variety of counters. This is a good step in the right direction - every product
- [RX Traffic Drastically Reduced Post Fail Over. Palo Alto Networks Alert Guide](https://indeni.com/blog/palo-alto-networks-alert-of-the-week-rx-traffic-drastically-reduced-post-fail-over-possible-arp-issue/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni alert guide for Palo Alto Networks Firewall. Description: This device is receiving far less traffic than expected. It is receiving 142 packets/sec at the moment, compared to 15921 packets/sec it received a few minutes ago. This can be a result of a fail over of this firewall
- [How To Find Out When Your SSL Certificate Expires on F5 BIG-IP DNS](https://indeni.com/blog/how-to-know-before-your-ssl-certificate-expires-on-f5-big-ip/): Do you know when the SSL certificate expires on your F5 Load balancers? Every single deployment of LTM ® we've encountered has SSL termination included in it. Think about it - it makes sense, it's one of the strongest advantages of the F5 hardware. However, every single deployment we've encountered also had SSL certificates configured that
- [F5 Too many RST packets sent](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-too-many-rst-packets-sent/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni from our F5 Load Balancing Methods Library Description: This device is being hit with too many connections that appear to have already been closed or never opened. It is possible the device is under DDoS attack. indeni has found this log message: May 18 12:49:43 JCNC-ADC1
- [Comparing indeni and Check Point's SmartWorkflow and Compliance blades](https://indeni.com/blog/comparing-indeni-and-check-points-smartworkflow-and-compliance-blades/): The summary: SmartWorkflow helps you track your rulebase, the Compliance blade helps you identify specific configurations that are not in compliance with known security regulations. Both exist in order to ensure your firewall configuration is secure and so, your network is secure. indeni's role is to make sure your firewall works - performance, log flow,
- [Firewall Connection Table Limit Approaching or Reached - Check Point Firewall Alerts](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-firewalls-alert-of-the-week-firewall-connection-table-limit-approaching-or-reached/): This is a real life sample alert from the indeni Check Point Firewall configuration guide. Description: There are 248742 concurrent connections while the limit is 250000. The connection table limit should be increased to ensure uninterrupted operation. Manual Remediation Steps: Upgrading to the GAIA OS can resolve the need to set a connection table limit.
- [indeni is Short-Listed for the 2015 Red Herring Top 100 North America Award](https://indeni.com/blog/indeni-is-short-listed-for-the-2015-red-herring-top-100-north-america-award/): San Mateo, CA - May 18th, 2015 – indeni announced today it has been short-listed for Red Herring's Top 100 North America award, a prestigious list honoring the year’s most promising private technology companies from the North American business region. Red Herring has been selecting the most exciting and promising start-ups and "scale ups" since
- [Pulling Data via SNMP, SSH or API - PAN Firewall Best Practices](https://indeni.com/blog/using-the-api-with-palo-alto-networks-firewalls-the-cpu-perspective/): When querying a firewall, what's the best protocol to use? SNMP, SSH or API? If you are looking to integrate Palo Alto firewalls as part of some automated system - scripts, central NOC, software-defined-whatever, etc. - you'd want to hear what we have to share. You should also read this post if you like learning
- [F5 IPSec Tunnel Causing Traffic Issues](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-multiple-security-associations-negotiated-for-a-single-tunnel/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni for F5 Load Balancing Methods Description: Some of the F5 IPsec tunnels have multiple security associations negotiated for them. This may result in traffic issues. Affected Tunnels: Tunnel to 165.160.15.20 Manual Remediation Steps: Review SOL14646. How does this alert work? indeni uses the various "show /net
- [Palo Alto Networks Proxy Session Pool Low](https://indeni.com/blog/palo-alto-networks-alert-of-the-week-proxy-session-pool-low/): This is a real life sample alert from our indeni alert guide for Palo Alto Networks Firewall. Description: The Proxy Session pool is low - of 1024 possible entries, 971 are being used. This is 95%. Manual Remediation Steps: Contact your Palo Alto Networks technical support provider to identify what should be done prior to the
- [F5 SIP might have issues in the current software version](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-sip-might-have-issues-in-the-current-software-version/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: indeni has determined that SIP profile is being used with 11.1.0 on this device. Manual Remediation Steps: Review SOL16411 and consider upgrading. How does this alert work? indeni analyzes the configuration to see if SIP profiles are used with the specific software versions that are
- [High Memory Usage: FWM Process - Check Point Firewall Alerts](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-firewalls-alert-of-the-week-high-memory-usage/): This is a real life sample alert from the indeni Check Point Firewall guide to alerts. Alert Description: The memory usage in the operating system is higher than the high threshold. It is now at 92.0%. Review the list of processes below. If possible disable device functions which are not required. fwm (SmartCenter and Management-related
- [F5 SNAT port exhaustion occurring](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-snat-port-exhaustion-occuring/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: You are encountering SNAT port exahustion. The logs from /var/log/ltm are: 01010201:2: Inet port exhaustion on 10.1.21.26 to 172.28.21.71:53 (proto 17) 01010201:2: Inet port exhaustion on 10.10.10.211 to 172.28.21.123:80 (proto 6) Manual Remediation Steps: Follow SOL7820 to resolve this. Note that if CMP is used,
- [Jobs Failed Palo Alto Networks Alert Guide](https://indeni.com/blog/palo-alto-networks-alert-of-the-week-jobs-failed/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni from our Palo Alto Networks Firewall Alert Guide. Description: Some jobs have failed on the device, please review the list below. Jobs: Job ID: 10 The job has failed due to "Error: can't find cert 'your_cert' for vsys 1". Please review DOC-7890. Job ID: 9 The job
- [Check Point firewalls Alert of the Week: Two cluster members differ in their SecureXL configuration](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-firewalls-alert-of-the-week-two-cluster-members-differ-in-their-securexl-configuration/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni. Description: This cluster member has SecureXL disabled. This does not match the SecureXL configuration of other cluster members. Manual Remediation Steps: Compare the SecureXL configuration of all members of this cluster using "fwaccel stat" and identify discrepancies. We also suggest reading SK41397. How does this alert
- [F5 Mirroring and production traffic using the same VLAN](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-mirroring-and-production-traffic-using-the-same-vlan/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: SOL13478 recommends that you do not mix mirroring and production traffic on the same VLAN. Your mirror IP is 192.168.16.2 which is on 192.168.16.0/24, a production network. Manual Remediation Steps: Change the network design and the mirror IPs so they are on a dedicated VLAN.
- [F5 Configuration changes shouldn't be made to the standby device](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-configuration-changes-shouldnt-be-made-to-the-standby-device/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni for F5 Load Balancing Methods Description: You have made configuration changes to the standby device in a device group. This is contrary to best practices as an unplanned config sync can result in an outage. It is best to make changes directly to the active device
- [Top Configuration Issues To Look Out For In Check Point Firewalls](https://indeni.com/blog/top-configuration-issues-to-look-out-for-in-check-point-firewalls/): We have been running a webinar for a while now that discusses the top configuration-related mistakes we see people making with Check Point firewalls. Some of the sessions I ran myself! Since many attendees asked for a document detailing the tips, we thought we'd make it available here. Top checks to run regularly on your
- [F5 Hash persistence profile shouldn't be applied to FastL4 virtual servers](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-hash-persistence-profile-shouldnt-be-applied-to-fastl4-virtual-servers/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni for F5 Balancing Methods Description: You have applied a hash persistence profile to a FastL4 virtual server. That is not supported. The following appeared in /var/log/tmm: local/Test1 notice mcp error: 1031000 in mcpmsg_to_database Manual Remediation Steps: Follow the workaround detailed in SOL12078. How does this alert
- [Check Point Alert of the Week: High firewall kernel memory usage has been measured](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-high-firewall-kernel-memory-usage-has-been-measured/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni. Description: The firewall kernel memory usage has crossed the high threshold. It is now at 80.0%. Manual Remediation Steps: On open servers, you can install more memory. However, the maximum amount of memory that can be used by the kernel is 2 GB. You can decrease
- [Possible multicast or broadcast loop on SFP NICs detected: F5 Alert of the Week](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-possible-multicast-or-broadcast-loop-on-sfp-nics-detected/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni for F5 Load Balancing Methods Description: According to F5's SOL14455, SFP NICs on this OS version may cause a broadcast / multicast loop. Manual Remediation Steps: Review your settings to determine if this is an actual issue on your system. Please read SOL14455. How does this
- [High inode usage, storage may malfunction soon](https://indeni.com/blog/cross-vendor-alert-of-the-week-high-inode-usage-storage-may-malfunction-soon/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni. The alert applies to Check Point firewalls, F5 Load Balancers, and any other Unix-based device. Description: Some file systems have reached a high usage of inodes. To learn more about inodes, please read the Wikipedia entry. SOL12263 also has a reference to this (for F5©). Affected File
- [F5 Active-Active in use, contrary to vendor recommendation](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-active-active-in-use-contrary-to-vendor-recommendation/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: This device is part of an Active-Active HA configuration without an additional standby device. This is contrary to F5's recommendations on the matter. Manual Remediation Steps: Add a standby member to the HA group. How does this alert work? indeni automatically determines when certain devices
- [Check Point Alert of the Week: A NIC and fw_worker shouldn't be assigned to the same core](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-a-nic-and-fwworker-shouldnt-be-assigned-to-the-same-core/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni. Description: Having one or more NICs assigned to the same CPU core as an fw_worker will result in degraded performance. Affected Cores: Core 0 is assigned to both eth1 and fw_0 Manual Remediation Steps: Update the affinity of cores. Follow the CoreXL documentation. How does this
- [Questions May Return an Incorrect Value: F5© Alert of the Week: iRules using DNS](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-irules-using-dnsquestions-may-return-an-incorrect-value/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni for F5 Load Balancing Methods Description: The DNS::question iRule command may return an incorrect value. This issue occurs when all of the following conditions are met: * An iRule for an LTM DNS event runs the DNS::question command, the iRule then runs a command that suspends
- [VPN peer not responding or unreachable](https://indeni.com/blog/cross-vendor-alert-of-the-week-vpn-peer-is-not-responding-or-is-unreachable/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: Some of the device's VPN peers are not responding to VPN traffic. Affected VPN Peers VPN peer 191.119.141.40 is currently not responding Manual Remediation Steps: The VPN peer is not responding to VPN traffic. Please check network connectivity and contact the administrator of the VPN
- [Announcing indeni 5.1: F5© BIG-IP© support, many improvements](https://indeni.com/blog/announcing-indeni-51-f5-big-ip-support-many-improvements/): We're excited to announce version 5.1. While this version has been generally available for a few months now, it has had improvements added to it over the past two months. New product versions supported: F5© BIG-IP© 11.x New signatures: The following are some of the F5-related signatures included in this release: Identify node availability issues
- [F5 and Palo Alto Networksx: Preemption enabled on cluster member](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-preemption-enabled-on-cluster-member/): NOTE: This sample alert is provided for F5 devices. indeni supports a similar alert for Palo Alto Networks firewalls, see DOC-7857. This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: Preemption in clustering means that if this device's health is degraded and there's a fail over in the cluster to another member, and then
- [cphaprob syncstat: What is it? What Can you do with it for Check Point Firewalls?](https://indeni.com/blog/what-do-you-do-with-cphaprob-syncstat/): This is a real life example of interesting Check Point Firewalls commands we found: There is a command in the Check Point world that isn't widely known: cphaprob syncstat It's for clusters. It's there to share some stats on how the clustering mechanism is behaving and help identify certain issues. While there's a Secure Knowledge
- [F5 SSL transactions per second (TPS) limit nearing or reached](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-ssl-transactions-per-second-tps-limit-nearing-or-reached/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: This F5 device is licensed to handle up to 200 SSL transactions per second. It is currently handling 190 SSL transactions per second. Manual Remediation Steps: Review your settings and devices to determine if more licenses need to be purchased or you should change the configurations
- [NIC Duplex Set to Half Instead of Full: Router and Switches Configuration Guide](https://indeni.com/blog/cross-vendor-alert-of-the-week-nic-duplex-set-to-half/): This is a real life sample alert from the leader in Proactive Network Management software: indeni. Description: Some NIC's duplex is set to half instead of full. This may be an auto-negotiation error. indeni will re-check this alert every 1 minute. If indeni determines the issue has been resolved, it will automatically be flagged as
- [F5 Logging left on in BigDB](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-logging-left-on-in-bigdb/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: The logging database keys have been altered more than 60 minutes ago and have not been reverted to the default settings yet. Excessive logging for long periods of time may impact performance and stability. Altered BigDB Logging Keys: log.arp.level (Default: Warning) log.config.level (Default: Error) Manual
- [Knowledge-Driven IT](https://indeni.com/blog/knowledge-driven-it/): At indeni, we've always been big believers in the need to use knowledge to get the job done. Since we've started, five years ago, we've built an impressive platform for consuming data and information and turning it into usable knowledge. Then, we've built a separate platform, that serves as the basis of the product installed
- [How to Keep a Bouncer Healthy - Comparing Algosec/Firemon/Tufin vs indeni](https://indeni.com/blog/comparing-indeni-and-algosecfiremontufin-or-how-to-keep-a-bouncer-healthy/): Many of our users work in the information security operations departments of mid-size to very large enterprises. As such, they regularly work with Check Point firewalls (which indeni supports), When you work with a firewall, you need to make sure the rule base matches the organization's security policies. To help with that, there are companies such as
- [Check Point Alert of the Week: Certain 10Gb NICs in use may deliver slow performance](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-certain-10gb-nics-in-use-may-deliver-slow-performance/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: Certain 10Gb NICs on this device are using a driver known as IXGBE and a feature called Receive Side Coalescing. The version of the current driver used on this device is buggy and may result in slower performance. More information on the bug is available
- [Bridgian and indeni joining hands in Minnesota](https://indeni.com/blog/bridgian-and-indeni-joining-hands-in-minnesota-2/): indeni is proud to be partnering with Bridgian as a Platinum partner in Minnesota. Each week more and more customers, partners and distributors are approaching indeni to understand our new paradigm for keeping networks running. It is only with such visionaries as Pat Waters and Kate O'Shea at the helm of forward thinking Value Added
- [F5® Alert of the Week: BIG-IP device has changes pending synchronization](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-big-ip-device-has-changes-pending-synchronization/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: The configuration has changed but the changes haven't synced between all devices in the group. Here's the ConfigSync sync status details: /Common/jcnj-adc2.mycompany.com: connected (for 1660289 seconds) /Common/device-grp1 (Changes Pending): Changes pending - Recommended action: Synchronize /Common/jcnj-adc1 to group /Common/device-grp1 Manual Remediation Steps: Sync the configuration
- [Check Point Alert of the Week: NAT connections (fwx_alloc) table limit approaching or reached](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-nat-connections-fwx_alloc-table-limit-approaching-or-reached/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: There are 9210 NAT connections stored in the fwx_alloc kernel table while the limit is 10000. When the limit is reached, new connections may fail. Manual Remediation Steps: In many cases, a sudden spike in connections has been attributed to a worm or misbehaving application.
- [F5® Alert of the Week: SSL certificate is about to expire](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-ssl-certificate-is-about-to-expire/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: Some SSL certificates are about to expire or have expired. Certificates expired or about to expire: www.mysite.com expires on November 30, 2014 Manual Remediation Steps: Replace the SSL certificates with new ones. For more information on how to manage certificates, refer to Managing SSL Certificates
- [LDAP server's SSL fingerprint doesn't match saved fingerprint: Check Point Firewalls Configuration Alert Guide](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-ldap-servers-ssl-fingerprint-doesnt-match-saved-fingerprint/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni, the World leader in Proactive Network Management for Check Point Firewalls Description: Some of the LDAP servers with which an integration has been set up have changed their SSL certificate's fingerprint lately. This is usually a result of the certificate expiring and being renewed on an
- [ARP table is approaching its limits: Check Point Firewalls Configuration Alert Guide](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-arp-table-is-approaching-its-limits/): This is a real life sample alert from the indeni configuration alert guide for Check Point Firewalls. Description: The device's ARP cache is approaching its limit. Currently, there are 2046 entries in the ARP cache, while the limit is 2048 (99.0% is in use). The device is approaching a situation where some ARP entries will
- [Announcing indeni 5.0: Trending capabilities, easier UI navigation, better performance, tons of additions](https://indeni.com/blog/announcing-indeni-50-trending-capabilities-easier-ui-navigation-better-performance-tons-of-additions/): We're excited to announce the release of version 5.0! After being used for quite a while by some of our customers, we're ready to have the whole world enjoy what 5.0 brings. IMPORTANT: 5.0 includes major changes to the underlying infrastructure of indeni's engine. As a result, upgrades are done via a complete re-installation of
- [Check Point Certificate(s) expired or about to expire](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-certificates-expired-or-about-to-expire/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: Some of the certificates configured on this management server have expired or are about to expire. indeni will re-check this alert every 1 minute. If indeni determines the issue has been resolved, it will automatically be flagged as such. Expiring/Expired Certificates: Certificate with DN cn=john
- [F5® Alert of the Week: Pool member response time too high](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-pool-member-response-time-too-high/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: The ping time for pool member A (10.10.15.52) in the IIS_server pool is too high compared to other pool members. It is currently 512ms whereas the average (excluding this member) for the pool is 20ms. indeni will re-check this alert every 1 minute. If indeni
- [Check Point hosts file corrupted or missing entries](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-hosts-file-corrupted-or-missing-entries/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: The operating system could not find the IP address associated with "localhost". This normally means the hosts file has an error that may result in problems with certain services. indeni will re-check this alert every 1 minute. If indeni determines the issue has been resolved,
- [F5 Provisioning settings unequal across device group](https://indeni.com/blog/f5-alert-of-the-week-provisioning-settings-unequal-across-device-group-view-report-campaign-preview-html-source-plain-text-email-details/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: This device has provisioning settings that differ from other devices it is syncing with. To ensure optimal operation these must be the same. The current provisioning settings on this device are: * Local Traffic (LTM®) - Nominal * WAN Optimization (WOM) - Nominal indeni will
- [Possible memory leak identified in confd: Check Point Configuration Alert Guide](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-alert-of-the-week-possible-memory-leak-identified-in-confd/): This is a real life sample alert from the indeni alert guide to Check Point Firewalls Description: The memory used by confd is increasing at a high rate without stopping. This device is running Check Point R75, which has a known memory leak in confd. It is possible the device is experiencing the issue described
- [NTP Servers Configured but not Operational: Check Point Configuration Alert Guide](https://indeni.com/blog/cross-vendor-alert-of-the-week-use-of-ntp-servers-configured-but-not-operational/): This is a real life sample alert from the leader in Proactive Network Management: indeni Description: While NTP is configured on this device it does not seem to be operating correctly for all of the configured servers. indeni will re-check this alert every 1 minute. If indeni determines the issue has been resolved, it will
- [A NIC failed recently or port down](https://indeni.com/blog/cross-vendor-alert-of-the-week-a-nic-has-failed-recently-or-port-down/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: Some network interfaces or ports have gone from "working" to "not working", some network traffic may be lost. indeni will re-check this alert every 1 minute. If indeni determines the issue has been resolved, it will automatically be flagged as such. Affected Network Interfaces or
- [Check Point Firewall Experts Wanted](https://indeni.com/blog/who-is-your-1-check-point-expert/): Every now and then it's time to say thank you to the people who help us regularly. We'd like to organize the Check Point user community to identify who are the top contributors - those who know their stuff, can recall the days when FW1 was on a floppy disk and can configure CoreXL in
- [CPUG.org: The risks of centralized open-source](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-cpugorg-the-risks-of-centralized-open-source/): The recent events with CPUG.org (Barry shutting down the site) have led to many conversations between Check Point users around the globe. Who owns the knowledge accumulated on CPUG.org? Are the users of CPUG.org for sale? If the site never comes back up, what happens to all the content contributed by thousands of users around
- [RMA Do’s and Don’ts for Check Point Firewalls](https://indeni.com/blog/our-post-rma-dos-and-donts-for-check-point-firewalls/): While reviewing our customers Check Point firewalls I’ve identified a pattern that keeps repeating itself: many issues tend to happen post an RMA. The pattern that we observe is the following: 1. Two members of a firewall cluster are monitored successfully, alerts being issued, etc. 2. At some point, one member disappears (which indeni issues an
- [Check Point and F5© BIG-IP© LTM© Alert of the Week: RX traffic drastically reduced post fail over, possible ARP issue](https://indeni.com/blog/check-point-and-f5-big-ip-ltm-alert-of-the-week-rx-traffic-drastically-reduced-post-fail-over-possible-arp-issue/): NOTE: The alert detailed below is given with a Check Point ClusterXL example, although F5 BIG-IP LTM is covered for this issue as well (see SOL7332). This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: A fail over was identified at Device time: Jul 18 03:02 2014 UTC, indeni time: Jul 18
- [Software Version Mismatch Cluster Members. Palo Alto Networks Alert Guide](https://indeni.com/blog/palo-alto-networks-alert-of-the-week-software-versions-mismatch-between-cluster-members/): This is a sample from our indeni alert guide for Palo Alto Networks Firewall. Did you know? As part of the normal operation of your Palo Alto Networks firewall, it updates the anti-virus, application identification and threat databases. In a cluster, this is done for each member separately on their own schedule. As a result, the
- [NAT connections (fwx_alloc) table limit approaching or reached](https://indeni.com/blog/nat-connections-fwx_alloc-table-limit-approaching-or-reached/): This is a real life sample alert from indeni to identify Check Point Firewalls issues. Description: There are 9210 NAT connections stored in the fwx_alloc kernel table while the limit is 10000. When the limit is reached, new connections may fail. Manual Remediation Steps: In many cases, a sudden spike in connections has been attributed
- [Two Check Point Cluster Members Routing Tables Differ](https://indeni.com/blog/alert-headline-two-cluster-members-differ-in-their-routing-tables-2/): Check Point cluster routing table mismatch How many times did you run into an outage that was caused by the fact that the secondary cluster member, which is now active, was missing a route? Want to avoid routing table mismatches from happening again? Here's a sample of an alert you'd get with indeni: Description: The
- [Check Point RX traffic drastically reduced post fail over possible ARP issue](https://indeni.com/blog/rx-traffic-drastically-reduced-post-fail-over-possible-arp-issue/): NOTE: The alert detailed below is given with a Check Point ClusterXL example, although F5 BIG-IP LTM is covered for this issue as well (see SOL7332). This is a real life sample alert from indeni Description: A fail over was identified at Device time: Jul 18 03:02 2014 UTC, indeni time: Jul 18 03:02 2014
- [Check Point Two Cluster Members Routing Tables Differ](https://indeni.com/blog/alert-headline-two-cluster-members-differ-in-their-routing-tables/): Description: The routing tables for the following two Check Point cluster members do not match: they show different static routes. This could cause in problems during failover or under load sharing. indeni will re-check this alert every 1 minute. If indeni determines the issue has been resolved, it will automatically be flagged as such. Missing
- [ALERT HEADLINE: FIREWALL KERNEL TABLE LIMIT APPROACHING OR REACHED](https://indeni.com/blog/alert-headline-firewall-kernel-table-limit-approaching-or-reached/): This is an example alert from indeni. Description: Some kernel tables are approaching their capacity. This may result in unexpected behavior and even network traffic loss. The list of tables is provided below. indeni will re-check this alert every 1 minute. If indeni determines the issue has been resolved, it will automatically be flagged as
- [Top 5 Issues To Look For When Troubleshooting Your Check Point Firewalls](https://indeni.com/blog/top-5-challenges-you-should-look-out-for-in-your-check-point-firewalls/): We've recently taken a snapshot of alerts across all the customers using our indeni Insight service. It's amazing to see what indeni finds in different devices, made by different vendors. I'd like to take the opportunity to share what we've found for Check Point firewalls in this post. So, if you own Check Point firewalls, here
- [Fujitsu and indeni sign agreement to enhance security operations](https://indeni.com/blog/fujitsu-and-indeni-sign-agreement-to-enhance-security-operations/): London, UK – (June, 2014) – indeni has announced the signing of a new three year agreement with Fujitsu Ltd. The agreement, that focuses on Fujitsu's Information Security Services operational delivery platform in the UK and Ireland region, greatly enhances Fujitsu's ability to deliver seamless security services to their customers. indeni's game-changing, device-agnostic network operations
- [OSPF Virtual Link Configuration](https://indeni.com/blog/ospf-virtual-link/): We all know about OSPF (Open Shortest Path First) protocol--a fast link state protocol that is a go-to IGP (Interior Gateway Protocol) routing in large enterprises. It is also an open source protocol. OSPF calculates shortest path for each route using Dijkstra's algorithm. It uses area 0 as a backbone and every other area must
- [How to Upgrade OpenSSL to a Patched Version - Heartbleed Vulnerability](https://indeni.com/blog/heartbleed-and-indeni/): As you probably have heard already, a new OpenSSL vulnerability (called "Heartbleed" ) was recently found. A bounds checking bug made it possible for an attacker to exploit the SSL heartbeat functionality to uncover sensitive data from the web server process memory. xkcd's Randall Munroe did a wonderful job explaining it here: http://xkcd.com/1354/ While indeni
- [Metro Ethernet](https://indeni.com/blog/metro-ethernet/): In today’s business networks, the demand for high bandwidth throughput, a flexible network and easy maintenance is critical. Metro Ethernet Area Network (MAN) comes as a simple and familiar technology, derived from local area networks (LAN), and used as a carrier link (WAN) by ISPs for enterprises. The advantages of Metro Ethernet are enormous. From
- [Introduction to Traffic Engineering with MPLS](https://indeni.com/blog/introduction-to-traffic-engineering-with-mpls/): MPLS (Multiprotocol Label Switching) is a data forwarding method using labels instead of IP addresses. It is a simple, secure and fast technology that can encapsulate and transport many kinds of protocols (Ethernet, ATM, Frame-Relay, etc.), hence the name Multiprotocol. Also, there is visibility of IP addressing, as MPLS operates both in Layer 2 and
- [So What's ''indeni"](https://indeni.com/blog/so-whats-indeni/): Not a week goes by without someone asking me - “So, what’s indeni?”. Those who know me well, know that when I notice something repeating itself, I try to find a permanent solution for it. So what’s a better solution than writing a post about it? When we first started off working on what today
- [Network Summarizations Made Easy](https://indeni.com/blog/network-summarizations-made-easy/): Network summarization is rather simple to setup, yet may be potent if not done properly. I wanted to share some of my insight with you regarding this topic. We all know that some of the most popular dynamic routing protocols would summarize network automatically for you if you configured them to, for example, EIGRP and
- [Palo Alto Networks SSL Decryption Health with Indeni](https://indeni.com/blog/palo-alto-networks-ssl-decryption-health-with-indeni/): With SSL encryption being such a crucial part of securing your network traffic, you can imagine it also is very important to your company that it works securely and optimally. The goal of this post is to cover the importance of SSL, why it should be decrypted, how it affects firewalls and lastly how Indeni
- [Palo Alto Networks High Availability Health with Indeni](https://indeni.com/blog/palo-alto-networks-high-availability-health-with-indeni/): High Availability, or HA, as most of you reading this know, is a method of configuring firewalls, routers or appliances for redundancy.
- [Palo Alto Networks Best Practice Compliance with Indeni](https://indeni.com/blog/palo-alto-networks-best-practice-compliance-with-indeni/): Intro and goal of this post: Importance of best practice analysisHow Indeni differs from manual checks and the Palo Alto Networks BPA tool.Best practices covered by Indeni Best Practice Analysis: So, you have made a big investment in security with your firewall and all the features it has enabled. But, how do you know you
- [Cisco Nexus Review, Testing & Verification of the embedded NX-OS Packet Capture Tools](https://indeni.com/blog/cisco-nexus-review-testing-verification-of-the-embedded-nx-os-packet-capture-tools/): Introduction Cisco NX-OS offers a robust set of features to guarantee the uninterrupted operation of the Nexus series switches at the Data Centers. Taking advantage of the Cisco NX-OS architecture which is running on Linux OS, makes it easy to embed productive tools used by network administrators who are familiar with Linux-based environments. Two of
- [How to use Cisco Nexus OSFP over vPC Review](https://indeni.com/blog/how-to-use-cisco-nexus-osfp-over-vpc-review-cisco-nexus-osfp-vpc-implementation-verification/): Cisco Nexus OSFP vPC Implementation & Verification Cisco Nexus virtual Port Channel (vPC) is a virtualization technology launched in the mid of 2009. The majority of Cisco Nexus Series Switches (Nexus 9000, 7000, 5000 and 3000 Series) supports the Cisco Nexus virtual Port Channel (vPC), which is a virtualization technology launched in the mid of
- [How to know if Internet of Things will break your network](https://indeni.com/blog/how-to-know-if-internet-of-things-will-break-your-network/): Yesterday I spent some time with a new customer of ours, a Fortune 500 communications company. They are essentially the network over which a variety of companies send their data across. These companies can be in manufacturing, shipping, utilities, retail or anything else you can imagine. As we were talking, they mentioned a major project
- [Comparing indeni and Check Point's SmartView Monitor](https://indeni.com/blog/comparing-indeni-and-check-points-smartview-monitor/): The summary: Check Point's SmartView Monitor is great as a basic tool for identifying the operational health of your firewalls. However, if your network is supporting critical business services and you rely on your firewalls' uptime to succeed, you need something more capable. indeni provides you with the ability to stay ahead of possible issues
- [Hybrid Mesh Firewall Management with Indeni](https://indeni.com/blog/hybrid-mesh-firewall-management-with-indeni/): With the emergence of cloud and firewall as a service (FWaaS), network firewalls are evolving into hybrid mesh firewalls. In this magazine article (page 114), I discussed hybrid mesh firewall management requirements. Hybrid mesh firewalls have various deployment types to secure on-premise cloud environments and remote users with firewalls. Cloud firewalls and FWaaS introduce the

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- [Product](https://indeni.com/): Security Infrastructure Automation - visibility your team needs to see where issues may happen + filter to know which ones matter + specific steps to fix them.
- [3.9 CVE Analysis](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-3-navigating-the-user-interface-2/3-9-cve-analysis/): In 8.4, we introduced a CVE analysis engine which provides a network device's vulnerability analysis. The engine automatically compares the CVE information from the MITRE CVE database and the NIST National Vulnerability Database (NVD) with OS versions running on the devices in your network. Based on this comparison, it will automatically generate alerts for devices
- [3.8 Anomaly Detection](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-3-navigating-the-user-interface-2/3-8-anomaly-detection/): In 8.4, we introduced several new components. An anomaly detection engine An embedded long-term time-series database The anomaly detection engine uses machine learning models to identify outliers and unusual behaviors for several metrics. Upon detection of an anomaly, a warning alert is generated. Awareness of such anomalies identifies early symptoms to emerging issues, allowing you to
- [Release Notes 8.4.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-8-x-x-versions/release-notes-8-4-0/): For more details about this release, read this blog. Platform New Features New embedded long time time-series database (timescaledb), enabling anomaly detection with machine learning New CVE engine with the ability to retrieve CVE information from MITRE and NIST NVD and dynamically generate alerts Custom reports - new system-defined reports Out-of-the-box PCI compliance report Out-of-the-box
- [Release Notes 8.x.x Versions](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-8-x-x-versions/): See below for the detailed release notes for the Indeni Automation Platform 8.x.x versions. Need the latest software build? Download Indeni. 8.x - Latest 8.0.08.1.08.2.08.3.08.3.78.4.0
- [4.1 Custom Reports](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-4-understanding-analysis-2/4-1-custom-reports/): Indeni Custom Reporting gives you more dynamic engagement with historical data that allows you to quickly visualize trends in order to understand the overall health of your environment. It also gives you an understanding of where your organization falls within Industry Best Practices and Compliancy for greater insights into the health posture of your security infrastructure.
- [2.1.1 BlueCat](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/2-1-adding-user/2-1-1-bluecat/): Here we have outlined the user creation steps we took for successful addition of users on Blue Cat devices.
- [1.3 Upgrades](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-1-understanding-the-basics/1-4-upgrades/): At Indeni we strive to keep improving, coming up with new functionality and/or security enhancements in each version (or minor version) we release - often relying on feedback from your peers (Insight / Community / Crowd) for our innovations.To benefit from the latest features available to users, you are welcome to update your setup to
- [Offline Upgrade](https://indeni.com/docs/support/how-to/offline-upgrade/): For security reasons you may want to operate your Indeni server without outside access to the Internet. Given that our product requires outside access to the internet to upgrade to the latest versions, this can pose some difficulties. Because we take security seriously, we have developed an offline process by which you can upgrade the
- [Release Notes 8.3.7](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-8-x-x-versions/release-notes-8-3-7/): Hotfix release to address the following issues with the 8.3.0 release. Bug Fixes PM-9029 Fixed the “concurrent connections are too high” false positive IND-310 BlueCat - named service not available when in HA passive mode IND-309 BlueCat - DNS statistics not available when in HA passive mode
- [Release Notes 8.3.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-8-x-x-versions/release-notes-8-3-0/): For more details about this release, read this blog. Platform New Features Analytics Dashboard (watch this short video for a quick overview) Rearrange the widgets on the Dashboard page Make every widget interactive allowing users to set filters and ask questions A new widget - ‘Top 10 Alerts' Ability to resume a suppressed device similar
- [3.1 Dashboard](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-3-navigating-the-user-interface-2/3-1-dashboard/): The Indeni dashboard allows you to quickly gain insight into your device estate's high-level status. The dashboard contains several widgets, each providing unique insight into different aspects of devices' health and function. Watch this video to get a high level overview of Indeni analytics dashboard. Note: In 8.2, the Active Issues by Severity widget has been
- [2.2 Device Communication](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/adding-devices-2/): In order for Indeni to run its full set of intelligent knowledge checks, you need to Create a User in the management system for the device you want to add, then add that user to a Credential Set. We recommend creating a unique Indeni user for auditing and security purposes. The privilege level required varies
- [9.1 Configuring Grafana](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-9-grafana-dashboards/9-1-configuring-grafana/): Indeni Integration with Grafana JSON API Datasource This integration uses the JSON API Datasource to execute queries against the Indeni server. JSON API is an open-source data source plugin for Grafana. This plugin is available natively in Grafana release 8.0.0 or later. If you are using an older version of Grafana, you can install the
- [Release Notes](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/): See below for the detailed release notes for the Indeni Automation Platform. Need the latest software build? Download Indeni. Release Notes 7.x.x Versions Release Notes 8.x.x Versions
- [2.1 Creating Users on Vendor Devices](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/2-1-adding-user/): In order for full automation to take place, a unique Indeni user must first be created and assigned the proper permissions by an administrator of the device. The created Indeni user must then be added to a Credential Set in your webUI. By leveraging credential sets and IP subnets you can enter credentials in one
- [2.1.2 Check Point](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/2-1-adding-user/cp-2/): Here we have outlined the user creation steps we took for successful addition of users on Check Point devices.
- [2.1.3 Cisco ASA](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/2-1-adding-user/cisco-asa-2/): Here we have outlined the user creation steps we took for successful addition of users on Cisco ASA devices.
- [2.1.4 F5](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/2-1-adding-user/f5-2/): Here we have outlined the user creation steps we took for successful addition of users on F5 Networks devices.
- [2.1.5 FireEye](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/2-1-adding-user/fireeye-2/): We always recommend a system administrator defer to the vendor’s official documentation on credential creation. Please follow the vendor's instructions for configuring the device for access with an ssh key, and then use the Indeni WebGUI to store the Private key in the relevant Credential Profile. In order for Indeni to run its full set
- [2.1.6 Fortinet](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/2-1-adding-user/fortinet-2/): Here we have outlined the user creation steps we took for successful addition of users on Fortinet devices.
- [2.1.7 Gigamon](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/2-1-adding-user/gigamon-2/): There are 3 predefined roles – Admin, Default, and Monitor. Users can be created via the H-VUE web interface or via CLI. This article covers the creation of local users via CLI.
- [2.1.8 Juniper](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/2-1-adding-user/juniper/): Here we have outlined the user creation steps we took for successful addition of users on Juniper devices.
- [2.1.9 Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/2-1-adding-user/pan/): Here we have outlined the user creation steps we took for successful addition of users on Palo Alto Networks devices.
- [2.1.10 Radware](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/2-1-adding-user/radware-2/): Here we have outlined the user creation steps we took for successful addition of users on Radware devices.
- [2.1.11 Symantec CAS](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/2-1-adding-user/symantec-2/): Here we have outlined the user creation steps we took for successful addition of users on Symantec devices.
- [2.1.12 Symantec ProxySG](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/2-1-adding-user/bluecoat-2/): Here we have outlined the user creation steps we took for successful addition of users on Blue Coat devices.
- [2.1.13 Zscaler App Connector](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/2-1-adding-user/2-1-13-zscaler-app-connector/): Here we have outlined the user creation steps we took for successful addition of users on Blue Coat devices.
- [Release Notes 8.2.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-8-x-x-versions/release-notes-8-2-0/): Platform New Features Analytics DashboardA new widget - ‘Issues resolved over the past week’Enhance the ‘Device Health by Vendor’ widget to show the number of devices per vendorRetire the “Devices per Vendor” widget (information is now presented in the ‘Device Health by Vendor’ widgetDevice Connection State - A new widget to show the number of
- [Release Notes 8.0.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-8-x-x-versions/release-notes-8-0-0/): Important: due to infrastructure changes in this release, we strongly recommend that you take a snapshot of your VM before the upgrade. New Devices Zscaler App ConnectorCheck Point Quantum Lightspeed appliances Platform New Features Devices page refresh - Apply filters, resize columns & export device information in CSV/XLS formatAllow device renameNew graph for Palo Alto
- [Release Notes 8.1.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-8-x-x-versions/release-notes-8-1-0/): Platform New Features New Analytics DashboardIssues At-A-Glance with a summary of issues organized by Rule Category and SeverityHeatmap to show the top 10 devices with the highest number of issuesThe average and median number of issues per day per device, % of total issues from top 10 devices to help identify ‘problematic’ devicesA new ‘Connection
- [5.1 Credential Sets](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/device-management/5-1-credential-sets/): After you have created an Indeni user for the device you want to add, (1) click on Credential Sets. Once you do, (2) it would be good to name it immediately because once you click out of it, it will save the name as is. If that should happen, simply select the credential set you
- [Apply Server Certificates](https://indeni.com/docs/support/how-to/apply-server-certificates/): There are times when you will need to install or update certificates on your server. Please see the general instructions below to complete this task. Should you require assistance, please send a request to support@indeni.com. Note: in the instructions below, the new certificate is called "ssl_wild_pkcs12.pfx" and the new passphrase is "secret". Please replace these
- [Persistent Server Configuration](https://indeni.com/docs/support/how-to/persistent-server-configuration/): Indeni GA Release 8.1.0 introduces support for persistent applications' config files in order to eliminate manual post-upgrade settings. Note: Applying any configuration change will require a restart of the relevant service The following service configurations can now have persistent changes in a new overwrite.conf files: /usr/share/indeni-collector/conf/application.conf /usr/share/indeni/conf/application.conf /usr/share/indeni-services/backup/conf/application.conf The application.conf files include a comment,
- [How To](https://indeni.com/docs/support/how-to/): Apply Server Certificates Bare Metal Server Install Cold Standby Enable Indeni Insight Manually Offline Upgrade Persistent Server Configuration
- [Grafana Integration](https://indeni.com/grafana-integration/): Grafana is a popular open source tool with advanced visualization capabilities for reporting and dashboarding. You can monitor any metrics from countless data sources. Please Note: This feature is available in version 7.4 or later. Instructions to install the Grafana-Indeni plugin In 7.10, we added another integration using the JSON API plugin. This option comes
- [GNS3 Integration](https://indeni.com/gns3-integration-guide/): The GNS3 guide is designed to help users leverage Indeni as they learn how to create networks and map topologies for large scale deployment, or for simply testing and learning in your home lab. Not only can you understand if your network topology is correct in a virtualized environment, but you can now get in
- [Support](https://indeni.com/docs/support/): Part 7.1: Basic Troubleshooting Part 7.2: How To's Contact Support tickets can be opened by leaving a message at Toll-free +1-877-778-8991 or via e-mail to support@Indeni.com. Additional information can be found at Indeni Support. Upgrades Products offered by Indeni, like networking itself, are constantly evolving. New capabilities and functionality, including Indeni’s ability to recognize and configure
- [Palo Alto Networks Solution](https://indeni.com/palo-alto-networks-firewalls/): Automate repetitive detection and triage tasks to lower your total cost of ownership of Palo Alto Networks firewalls.
- [Fortinet Solution](https://indeni.com/fortinet-solution/): Automate repetitive detection and triage tasks to lower your total cost of ownership of Fortinet Fortigate firewalls.
- [Check Point Solution](https://indeni.com/check-point-firewalls/): Automate repetitive maintenance, visibility and best practice tasks and lower your total cost of ownership of Check Point Firewalls.
- [Symantec Blue Coat ProxySG Solution](https://indeni.com/symantec-blue-coat-proxysg-solution/): Automate repetitive maintenance, visibility and best practice tasks and lower your total cost of ownership of Symantec Content Analysis and ProxySG devices.
- [Cisco Solution](https://indeni.com/cisco-routers-switches-firewalls/): Automate repetitive maintenance, visibility and best practice tasks and lower your total cost of ownership of Cisco ASA Firewalls.
- [Release Notes 7.x.x Versions](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-7-x-x-versions/): See below for the detailed release notes for the Indeni Automation Platform 7.x.x versions. Need the latest software build? Download Indeni. 7.x - Latest 7.12.07.11.07.10.0
- [7.x/8.x User Guide](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/): Part 1: Understanding the Basics Part 2: Getting Started Part 3: Navigating the User Interface Part 4: Analysis and Reporting Part 5: Device Management Part 6: Settings Part 7: Security Part 8: API Part 9: Grafana Dashboards Part 10: Insight Open Source Credits
- [9.3 Naming Convention](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-9-grafana-dashboards/9-3-naming-convention/): New Grafana dashboards will be released along with our product quarterly releases. As we collect new metrics or remove metrics, we will update the dashboards accordingly. The name of the json files or the name of the folders will typically consist of the indeni release to indicate the recommended version you should use. While you
- [5.4 Managing Devices](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/device-management/5-4-managing-devices/): Indeni can be set to automatically collect backup data across multi-vendor equipment. Typically, you want to automate network device configuration backup for a group of devices.
- [6.11 SAML v2 Integration](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-6-settings-2/6-11-saml-v2-integration/): You can log in to the Indeni web application using the Security Assertion Markup Language (SAML) v2.0 single sign-on (SSO) protocol . SAML is an open standard protocol for authenticating users to web applications. The SAML v2 protocol is used for exchanging authentication and authorization data between the Identity Provider (IdP) and the Service Provider
- [6.10 RADIUS Integration](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-6-settings-2/6-10-radius-authentication-integration/): You can integrate Indeni and an external RADIUS server in your environment for web authentication. You can leverage the RADIUS authentication for user access bypassing the local authentication provided by Indeni. Indeni supports a single integration with RADIUS. You can either use LDAP or RADIUS integration as your centralized authentication mechanism. Please Note: This feature only
- [6.8 Syslog Integration](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-6-settings-2/6-8-syslog-integration/): Indeni Syslog messages conform to RFC-5424. This makes it easy for Syslog messages to be consumed and analyzed by 3rd party customer tools. The following events trigger the sending of a Syslog message: Issue createdIssue resolvedIssue archivedIssue unarchivedIssue item added Issue item archivedIssue item has been automatically marked as resolvedNote added to issueIssue is now in a
- [6.6 ServiceNow Integration](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-6-settings-2/6-5-service-now-integration/): ServiceNow is a Software-as-a-Service provider of IT service management software. Indeni integrates natively with ServiceNow (API integration) to automate the creation of incident tickets in response to issues. With the ServiceNow integration, you can capture incidents using your ServiceNow ticketing system to notify your operations team to resolve issues in your infrastructure. Please Note: Indeni
- [6.3 Centralized Authentication with LDAP](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-6-settings-2/6-1-centralized-authentication-with-ldap/): By default, Indeni stores authentication information in its local database. Optionally, you can use an external LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) repository to access Indeni. Please Note: This feature only supports Microsoft Active Directory. Indeni supports a single integration with LDAP, which offers the benefits of ease of login, centralized identity management as well as
- [6.2 Role Based Access Control](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-6-settings-2/part-6-2-role-based-access-control-2/): Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) helps you manage who has access to Indeni resources and what operations they can do with those resources. Indeni supports two user-defined user privileges; Administrator and Read-Only. The Administrator role can control all aspects of the system, including assigning different roles with different privileges to users. The Read-Only role provides an
- [6.1 Roles and Device Permissions](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-6-settings-2/6-1-roles-and-permissions/): Users and roles may be granted permissions to certain devices, allowing them to only see and interact with information pertaining only to those devices. Administrators may use device permissions to select those devices which will be accessible to specific roles. This allows administrators to effectively limit some users from having access to information that should
- [5.5 Label Management](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/device-management/5-5-label-management/): Indeni can be set to automatically collect backup data across multi-vendor equipment. Typically, you want to automate network device configuration backup for a group of devices.
- [Part 4: Analysis and Reporting](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-4-understanding-analysis-2/): The Analysis Page allows users to graph certain metrics over time, view historical values and correlate the data with issues raised by Indeni. You can build custom reports based on the alerts generated by Indeni. Reports can be sent regularly.
- [4.3 Query](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-4-understanding-analysis-2/4-3-query/): Indeni can be set to automatically collect backup data across multi-vendor equipment. Typically, you want to automate network device configuration backup for a group of devices.
- [3.6 Issue Lifecycle](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-3-navigating-the-user-interface-2/3-6-issues-status/): The Issues tab consists of a list of issues that require intervention and attention. For issues that users don’t care, users should archive them. Even when the issue has been successfully resolved, the issue will remain on the Issues display until the user archives the resolved issue. Issues move through different stages: Early-SymptomUnresolvedCooldownResolved Issues move
- [3.5 Auto-Triage](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-3-navigating-the-user-interface-2/3-5-auto-triage/): The Auto-Triage function serves to identify the root causes and obtain more information about an issue. Once Auto-Triage identifies an issue, it will run the investigative steps that are normally run manually. These steps generally include gathering additional contextual diagnostics information, conducting analyses and performing common troubleshooting tasks. ATEs (Auto Triage Elements) may be set
- [3.4 Knowledge Explorer](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-3-navigating-the-user-interface-2/3-4-knowledge-explorer/): The Knowledge Explorer allows you to interact directly with Indeni rules, learn about rules and how they are applied and enables you to tweak rules to best fit your environment. You can visualize the step by step troubleshooting workflow diagrams that explain how we detected and diagnosed the cause of the specific issue. Navigating Indeni
- [3.2 Issues Tab](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-3-navigating-the-user-interface-2/3-2-current-tab-2/): The Issues tab displays all current issues as well as the complete list of all analyzed devices and their associate issues. You can filter by Issue ID, Issue Headline, Device Name, Severity, Label, Assignee, Issues Status, Created Time, Updated Time, and Rule Categories. You can also Export issue data in CSV format by clicking the Export icon at the
- [2.4 Installation as a Virtual Machine](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/part-2-getting-started/): Installations as a Virtual Machine The Indeni OVA is used for deploying the system in virtualization environments as a virtual appliance. You can access the download page at http://offers.Indeni.com/download-Indeni to download the Indeni OVA. You can then supply the downloaded OVA to your virtualization environment’s administrator for deployment. Please see the Virtual Lab Installation for more
- [Part 2: Getting Started](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/): 1. Preparation Indeni Server The Indeni Server will require an IP Address (along with the Subnet Mask and Gateway). This IP Address will require SSH (port 22) and SSL (port 443) access to the devices being inspected. The IP Address should also be able to reach service.indeni-ops.com on ports 80 and 443 (http and https). This is
- [1.2 Installation](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-1-understanding-the-basics/how-to-setup-your-virtual-lab/): We strongly recommend that you check and ensure that you meet the minimum systems requirements outlined below, and understand the server requirements. If you are already familiar with the Installation process, you can skip ahead to Getting Started. Installation The Indeni .OVA file is preconfigured to launch with 8 GB of RAM, 4 Cores and 146.5
- [Part 6: Settings](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-6-settings-2/): The Settings tab offers a variety of options for configuring Indeni. Generally, ‘Admin’ level permissions are required to access this tab. Users with ‘Admin’ level permissions use this tab to add users, assign privileges, view audit log, update your indeni version, configure integrations, application settings and proxy settings. About is where you can view and update
- [9.4 List of Dashboards](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-9-grafana-dashboards/9-4-list-of-dashboards/): Two types of dashboards: Device-based for firewalls (with virtual systems) and management servers Composite with a summary of multiple devices across different vendors Device Dashboards The table below consists of the latest list of dashboards. Some dashboards have sub dashboards. You must download the main dashboard along with the sub dashboards. Refer to the previous
- [Release Notes 7.12.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-7-x-x-versions/release-notes-7-12-0/): See below for the detailed notes for 7.12.0. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Platform New Features New Grafana dashboardComposite dashboards with a summary of multiple devices and vendorsDevice compliance dashboard for Palo Alto Networks NGFW (a reference implementation to solicit feedback)API enhancement - add device name to API requests in support of the Grafana composite
- [F5 Networks Solution](https://indeni.com/f5-devices/): Automate repetitive detection and triage tasks to lower your total cost of ownership of F5 Networks BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager (LTM).
- [Release Notes 6.1.3](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-1-3/): What’s new in the 6.1.3 version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge.
- [Privacy Policy](https://indeni.com/privacy/): Last Revised: September 10, 2018 What does this policy cover? Indeni has created this privacy statement in order to demonstrate our company commitment to privacy. The following discloses the practice of information gathering and dissemination of our products, services, web properties and subdomains including indeni.com, blog.indeni.com and indeni.zendesk.com. Your Consent What information we collect about you
- [Release Notes 6.1.4](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-1-4/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.1.4. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Knowledge New Features All Licensing enhancement to support virtual systems Added new informational notification in the event a non-permanent VPN tunnel went down Added new rules to detect duplex, speed, MTU and subnet mismatch in a High Availability environment. Added a new
- [Release Notes 6.0.11](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-0-11/): What’s new in the latest version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across the Indeni Server, Collector, Development Tools and Indeni Insight to improve performance. In addition the latest build for knowledge includes new alerts and improvements to existing for Check Point Technologies, F5 Networks, and Palo Alto Networks. See below for the detailed notes. Want the
- [Security Policy](https://indeni.com/security/): Our mission at Indeni is to build a more secure digital world, and that starts by protecting our customers’ data. Learn more about our information security policies.
- [Indeni Service Level Agreement](https://indeni.com/service-level-agreement/): Last Revised: January 2, 2021 This Service Level Agreement (SLA) is a policy governing the use of the Included Services (listed below) and applies separately to each account using the Included Services. In the event of a conflict between the terms of this SLA and the terms of the End User License Agreement you have
- [Indeni Partner Agreement](https://indeni.com/indeni-partner-agreement/): THIS AGREEMENT (“Agreement”) is between ____________________________, a, _______________________with its principal corporate address at ______________________________________________, (individually and/or collectively the “RESELLER”) and INDENI INC., a Delaware corporation (“VENDOR”), with its principal corporate address at: 555 Bryant Street, Palo Alto, CA 94301, and is effective as of the date RESELLER executes this Agreement (the “Effective Date”). ARTICLE 1
- [Bug Bounty Program](https://indeni.com/bug-bounty/): Our mission at Indeni is to build a more secure digital world, and that starts by protecting our customers’ data. Learn more about our Bug Bounty Program
- [3.7 Aggregate Policy](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-3-navigating-the-user-interface-2/3-7-aggregate-policy/): Aggregate policy introduces the concept of aggregating multiple issues into a related event. Instead of alerting per metric, a better approach is to generate one alert for a group of metrics associated with a related event, such as “cluster switchover”. Please Note: This feature is available in 7.3 or later. To enable Aggregation policy for the
- [Healthcare](https://indeni.com/healthcare/): Simplify Network Infrastructure Management. Indeni helps healthcare organizations, like Trinity Health, make a seamless transition to the Internet of Medical Things (IoMT)
- [Sitemap](https://indeni.com/sitemap/): Crowd-Source Automation Platform Try Now Platform Overview Product Technology Solutions Check Point Solution Palo Alto Networks Solution Fortinet Solution F5 Networks Solution Symantec Blue Coat Industry Solutions Financial Services Healthcare Community Become a Partner Deal Registration Resources Firewall Best Practices Report Palo Alto Networks Deployment Trends Report Check Point Deployment Trends Report Running VSX Like
- [Release Notes 7.11.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-7-x-x-versions/release-notes-7-11-0/): See below for the detailed notes for 7.11.0. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Platform New Features Curated sample Grafana device dashboardsFRONT-3773 FortiGate Grafana device dashboardFRONT-3775 CHKP VSX Grafana device dashboardFRONT-3776 CHKP Mgt Server Grafana device dashboardFRONT-3777 Panorama Grafana dashboardFRONT-3789 CHKP Gateway Grafana device dashboard updatedIS-5138 FortiGate - Add support of HTTP for non-VDOM devicesIS-5142 FortiGate
- [Radware Solution](https://indeni.com/radware-solution/): Automate repetitive detection and triage tasks to lower your total cost of ownership of Radware load balancers.
- [Juniper Solution](https://indeni.com/juniper-solution/): Automate repetitive detection and triage tasks to lower your total cost of ownership of Juniper firewalls.
- [4.2 Device Uptime Report](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-4-understanding-analysis-2/4-2-device-uptime-report/): Indeni can be set to automatically collect backup data across multi-vendor equipment. Typically, you want to automate network device configuration backup for a group of devices.
- [About Indeni](https://indeni.com/about-indeni/): Indeni is the leader in Security Infrastructure Automation. We've pioneered a new way to manage security infrastructure by providing the world's best practices, automated.
- [Release Notes 7.10.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-7-x-x-versions/release-notes-7-10-0/): See below for the detailed notes for 7.10.0. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Platform New Features Curated sample Grafana device dashboardsCheck Point Secure GatewaysPalo Alto Networks Firewalls Bug Fixes IS-5137 Remove Log4j classes from jar files (log4j was never in use) Knowledge New Features IKP-4535 CHKP - Ensure compatibility with R81SP & R81.10SP for MaestroIKP-4536
- [9.2 Importing Dashboards](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-9-grafana-dashboards/9-2-importing-dashboards/): Device Dashboards Grafana is a great way to visualize hundreds of unique device metrics. The device dashboard is for those who want deeper visibility to a firewall. Using these dashboards, you can stay on track of the health and performance of devices in the last 90 minutes. To get started, use our sample device dashboards.
- [Part 9: Grafana Dashboards](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-9-grafana-dashboards/): Grafana is a popular open source tool with advanced visualization capabilities for reporting and dashboarding. It is used by many organizations to monitor any metrics from countless data sources. Using Grafana with Indeni is ideal for creating powerful dashboards on your security infrastructure collections and plotting time series data. A list of curated dashboards is
- [Part 8: API](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-8-api/): Getting started with the Indeni API Indeni's API allows you to access the functionality of the Indeni platform via a programmatic interface. Using Indeni's API, you can automate some actions available on the user interface. This will allow you to automate repetitive tasks, integrate with third party applications, create customized output on your own software
- [Part 10: Indeni Insight](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/1-3-indeni-insight-2/): Indeni Insight is a continuously updated database that provides the global network and security community with the data to understand how devices behave in the real world. By democratizing this data, Indeni enables engineers and architects to make better decisions, and write better code. The Indeni system enables Insight by default. How it Works Each
- [Bare Metal Server Install](https://indeni.com/docs/support/how-to/bare-metal-server-install/): This documentation is intended for those who want to install Indeni on a physical server. If you cannot meet the prerequisites and/or minimum requirements please install on a virtual machine. Prerequisites Ubuntu 18.04.3: https://old-releases.ubuntu.com/releases/18.04.3/ubuntu-18.04-server-amd64.iso Internet access. DVD/USB drive Physical access to the server, or through ILO. Hardware: 1x Keyboard, 1x monitor connected to the server.
- [Try Indeni](https://indeni.com/try-indeni/): Indeni transforms vetted, community-sourced experience into certified, production-ready knowledge so you can stop putting out fires and start getting ahead.
- [Part 5: Device Management](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/device-management/): As we reviewed previously, adding devices requires that you first create an Indeni User in the management system for the device you want to add. Once you have completed that you will then need to add the Indeni User to the Credential Set, which can be done by clicking on the tab located to the
- [5.2 Adding Devices](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/device-management/5-2-devices/):  After you have added the Credential Set you are ready to add the device(s). Navigate back to the Devices tab and click on New. Accept the Device Requirements and Effects by selecting Continue: You will then land on a screen where you can add the device name and IP address. Please take note that
- [Home Update](https://indeni.com/indeni-network-security-new-hp/): Indeni provides security infrastructure automation with unprecedented visibility that's ready to go in minutes so you can focus on mission-critical projects.
- [5.3 Device Backup](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/device-management/5-3-device-backup/): Indeni can be set to automatically collect backup data across multi-vendor equipment. Typically, you want to automate network device configuration backup for a group of devices.
- [1.1 Requirements](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-1-understanding-the-basics/1-1-requirements/): Server Requirements The Indeni installation file comes in an Open Virtualization Appliance (.OVA) format and is ready for import. Indeni supports installation of virtual servers on a variety of Virtual Machines (VM’s). Please contact Indeni Support if you have questions regarding installation on an alternative environment. The .OVA file includes 64-bit Ubuntu 18.04 (Ubuntu 14.04 in versions
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- [Indeni Premier Services Features & Benefits](https://indeni.com/premier-services-features-benefits/): Indeni Premier Services Customers have access to the following service features and benefits in addition to Indeni Core. See more here.
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- [Platform Overview](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/): Security Infrastructure Automation Platform Indeni facilitates an open development process between developers and network engineers. The first two steps in the process are “collaboration” and “coding”. This is where the scripts are written by a developer with the goal of automating certain manual tasks that network engineers wish they wouldn’t need to do anymore. Once
- [Indeni Named a "Cool Vendor" by Gartner](https://indeni.com/cool-vendor-gartner-2017-2/): Indeni uses innovative approach with customer data to avoid network downtime San Francisco, CA, Monday, June 5, 2017 – Indeni Inc., provider of the knowledge platform for IT, today announced that Gartner has named Indeni a “Cool Vendor” in its recent Performance Analysis Cool Vendor Report. The Performance Analysis market, formerly Availability and Performance Management
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- [CPX360 2020](https://indeni.com/cpx-360-2020/): CPX360 2020 - This year, we are proud to be a Platinum Sponsor of CPX360 2020. Join us in New Orleans to see first-hand why Indeni is security’s secret sauce
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- [Release Notes 6.6.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/release-notes-6-6-0/): Summary Usability New and enhanced issue page, complete with a modern, new design New and improved Overview PageThe Assignee Field now appears in the Issue Page tableAdditional filtering optionsMany more enhancements Check Point Added check to identify NAT connection usage nearing capacityAdded check to identify if number of Identity Awareness Users has reached below thresholdAdded
- [Release Notes 6.5.7](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/release-notes-6-5-7/): Summary Enhancements to Notes section in the Issue Page Bug fixes Platform FRONT-2268 - Maximum number of users from ServiceNow API call limited to improve performanceIS-4199 - Making a comment in the note section of the issue page now indicates the user adding the note IS-4200 - Assigning a Ticket to a user triggers a
- [Release Notes 6.5.6](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/release-notes-6-5-6/): Summary Introducing support for Symantec CAS, FireEye NX, Gigamon HC2Introducing Role-Based-Access Control - Granular control of specific functions according to the user's level of permissions Usability enhancements - added a control to automatically refresh the issues list at set intervalsUI navigation improvements - user selection is retained through navigating from the Devices page Platform New Features IS-3980 Support VDOM Global ConfigurationFRONT-2075 -
- [Release Notes 6.5.4](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/release-notes-6-5-4/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.5.4 Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni Knowledge Summary BlueCoat Proxy SG Added support for config backupAdded check to identify high disk utilization per partition. Checkpoint Added check to identify if
- [Release Notes 6.5.3](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/release-notes-6-5-3/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.5.3. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Summary New and enhanced SMTP support: Test emails can now be sent directly from the SMTP integration page Custom Reports now include support for
- [Release Notes 6.5.2](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/release-notes-6-5-2/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.5.2. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Summary PAN Best Practices Check if anti-spyware actions for threat signatures for low and informational severity is following best practices.Check if global protect update
- [Part 3: Navigating the User Interface](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-3-navigating-the-user-interface-2/): The issue page is the default page which will be displayed. Navigate the User Interface by using the following icons on the side-panel to on the left-hand side of the screen: DASHBOARD: This is where you can you view high-level information about your environment and drill down to explore data. ISSUES: This is where you
- [3.3 Archived Issues](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-3-navigating-the-user-interface-2/3-3-archived-tab-2/): The Archived list is an accumulation of historical records of all the issues detected. Generally, users archive issues that no longer require their attention. To view the list of Archived issues, navigate to the Issues tab, toggle to the Archived button at the top right corner. When an issue is archived, it is removed from the Active list. Indeni stores
- [6.4 Proxy Settings for  Indeni Insight access](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-6-settings-2/6-3-configuring-a-proxy-server-to-access-indeni-insight-2/): From 2019, Indeni Insight is mandatory in every Indeni installation. Indeni Insight is a cloud-based service that verifies Indeni best practices are in place and notifies you of urgent vulnerabilities. Indeni Insight sends non-confidential data from your Indeni instance to our cloud database. First time Installation If you are installing Indeni for the first time,
- [6.5 SNMP Integration](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-6-settings-2/6-4-snmp-integration-2/): SNMP integration enables Indeni server to function as a SNMP trap forwarder. All alerts generated by Indeni will be forwarded to the configured host as SNMP traps. The configured host is usually a network management tool or SNMP manager. In this example, we will demonstrate the integration with SolarWinds Network Performance Monitor (NPM). Configure SNMP STEP
- [6.7 Audit](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-6-settings-2/6-7-audit/): Audit log keeps a record of actions taken by users on the indeni system. This includes the user name, time stamp and the IP address from which the user access indeni. This allows you to keep track of which users are making changes to the indeni profile. With this information, you can discover who did
- [6.9 Security](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-6-settings-2/6-9-security/): Password Control This password policy is applied to local users only when the Indeni system is handling user management and not any central authenticated system implemented on the customer side (e.g. Active Directory). Strong Password You can define a minimum password length of 1 character up to a maximum of 12 characters. You can define
- [Part 7: Security](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-7-security-2/): Security and System Database Structure Indeni stores its information locally on the hard drive on which it is installed. The database contains different types of information with two general classifications: highly confidential and confidential. The highly confidential information is stored within an encrypted file (using two types of encryption employing industry standards and best practices).
- [5.0 and 6.0 Differences](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/previous-versions/5-0-and-6-0-differences/): This guide is intended to help Indeni end-users understand the basic fundamentals of the alerting mechanism, and differences, in how they operate in versions 5.5 and 6.0. The examples used assumes that Alert Thresholds have been set. Please download the full 5.0 User Guide for more detailed information on 5.5 Alert management. Differences in Alerting
- [End User License Agreement](https://indeni.com/end-user-license-agreement/): INDENI - FREE END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT Last Updated: October 24, 2017 THIS END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT (THE "EULA") IS A LEGAL AGREEMENT BETWEEN YOU AND INDENI LTD., ON BEHALF OF ITSELF AND ITS AFFILIATES (COLLECTIVELY, THE "COMPANY"). THIS EULA GOVERNS YOUR USE OF THE "INDENI" SOFTWARE (THE “SOFTWARE”), UNLESS YOU AND THE COMPANY HAVE
- [Information Regarding Third-party Services](https://indeni.com/information-regarding-third-party-services/): The following table lists the third-party services currently used by Indeni and provides links to the privacy policies for each third-party service provider. Also, the table provides links to the instructions for opting out of each service. Web Analytics & Advertising Tools [table id=3 /] Social Media & Community [table id=5 /] Additional Applications [table
- [IT Best Practices](https://indeni.com/it-best-practices/): What are Runbooks? In a world of networking and computer systems, a runbook is a setlist of procedures or instructions that a system administrator completes to achieve a certain operation. Traditionally, runbooks account for procedures including the following: 1. Beginning the operation/task 2. Stop the function 3. Supervise the system 4. Debugging and Troubleshooting Decision
- [Managed Indeni](https://indeni.com/managed-indeni/): The "Managed Indeni" service is offered by our technical support team to Indeni's paying customers as a means of helping to ensure that the Indeni software is up and running smoothly 24/7 with the latest release. As part of this service we will: Install the latest releases of the indeni software. If the customer approves,
- [Press](https://indeni.com/press/): Press releases Indeni Expands Global Knowledge Base to Automate Tasks & Reduce Human Error Enterprises Adopt Agile Approach to Network and Security Operations May 8th, 2018 Automation Survey Finds Network Engineers Need to Learn How to Code IT Operations and Engineering are embracing automation to increase business agility February 6th, 2018 Indeni Named a “Cool
- [Indeni Research](https://indeni.com/resources/research/): Through Indeni Insight and Indeni Crowd, we have the largest global database of machine generated-data for Network & Security Devices.
- [Support](https://indeni.com/support/): Shoot us a note Email automatically creates a support ticket All emails on distribution will be included on ticket updates By default, team members will only receive information on tickets that they create or tickets where they are included as addressees Open a ticket Create an account in the support portal by signing up here If
- [Trust](https://indeni.com/trust/): We take data management and platform security as a whole very seriously Indeni is installed and used by some of the world’s largest enterprises, including the Fortune 500 and Global 2000. With Indeni, customers gain unprecedented visibility into the most important and sensitive parts of their infrastructure, automatically detecting issues before they cause business disruption.
- [Release Notes 6.5.1](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/release-notes-6-5-1/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.5.1. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Summary From 2019, Indeni Insight is mandatory in every Indeni installation. Indeni Insight is a cloud-based service that verifies Indeni best practices are in
- [Release Notes 6.5.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/release-notes-6-5-0/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.5.0. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Summary Starting this version Indeni can support up to 600 connected devices. We have made several changes to our platform in order to support
- [Release Notes 6.7.1](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/6-7-1-release-notes/): Summary Bug fixes Platform Bug Fixes IS-4319 - Fixed an issue where Issue Notes do not have a maximum count limit
- [Release Notes 5.9.37](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-5-x-x/release-notes-5-9-37/): What's new in the latest version of 5.9? Support for Check Point R80.10 and additional alerts and knowledge improvements for Check Point Technologies, F5 Networks, and Palo Alto Networks. See below for the detailed notes. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. New Features Check Point
- [Release Notes 5.5](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-5-x-x/release-notes-5-5/): Build 107 (Dec 19, 2017) IS-3045 - Gaia P/S monitoring - switch from "show asset power-supply" to "show sysenv ps" Build 106 (Nov 16, 2017) IK-2825 - improve handling of clish CLINFR error messages Build 105 (Sept 12, 2017) Indeni server - block HTTP access to the web console via port 8080 Build 102 (Sept
- [Release Notes 5.4](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-5-x-x/release-notes-5-4/): Welcome 5.4! In this release we’ve included phase one of our infrastructure operations platform, added new content and as well as Check Point 41k/61k support. In addition, specific feature requests and bugfixes were included. Please reach out to our support team to get the updated release. IMPORTANT NOTE TO ALL USERS: Starting with 5.4, the
- [Release Notes 5.3](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-5-x-x/release-notes-5-3/): Welcome 5.3! In this release we’ve included over 400 improvements to the underlying infrastructure and bugfixes, added new content and expanded our Palo Alto Networks firewalls’ support. Please reach out to our support team to get the updated release. IMPORTANT NOTE TO CHECK POINT USERS: Starting with 5.3, indeni no longer uses port 8181 to
- [Release Notes 5.2](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-5-x-x/release-notes-5-2/): Welcome 5.2! In this release we’ve included many improvements to the underlying infrastructure and bugfixes, as well as kicked off the beta for our support of Palo Alto Networks firewalls. Please reach out to our support team to get the updated release. Note that between minor releases (such as 5.1 and 5.2) we make interim releases
- [Release Notes 5.1](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-5-x-x/release-notes-5-1/): We're excited to announce version 5.1. While this version has been generally available for a few months now, it has had improvements added to it over the past two months. New product versions supported: F5© BIG-IP© 11.x New signatures: The following are some of the F5-related signatures included in this release: Identify node availability issues
- [Release Notes 5.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-5-x-x/release-notes-5-0/): We're excited to announce the release of version 5.0! After being used for quite a while by some of our customers, we're ready to have the whole world enjoy what 5.0 brings. IMPORTANT: 5.0 includes major changes to the underlying infrastructure of indeni's engine. As a result, upgrades are done via a complete re-installation of
- [Knowledge Training](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/training/): Indeni is always looking for the best and brightest talent. You can view the openings on our career page here. Once you have been selected as an Indeni Knowledge Expert (IKE), you will go through the following training courses. Prerequisites for training: Official certification in the technology you apply for and at least five years
- [Automation Creation Process](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/process/): Our Automation Elements are sourced from a community of experts around the world. For example, all of our Auto-Detect Elements (ADEs) for F5 devices were written by F5 experts. These experts have been using F5 devices for years, they are certified on the devices they write scripts for and some of them are even F5
- [Indeni Knowledge](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/): Indeni crowdsources the issues, commands (rules) and data points (metrics) that monitor and inspect devices. The combination of data and context is what we call “Indeni Knowledge”. The collection and analysis of script outputs located in the knowledge database are coded by experts at the device manufacturer, industry experts, and Indeni customers. It is through
- [Indeni Insight](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-insight/): When subscribing to Indeni, Indeni Insight is also enabled. Indeni Insight is a massive database of knowledge, composed of checks, misconfigurations, and issues created from networks from all over the world. Indeni utilizes this anonymized data to continuously expand its learning curve, in an effort to better predict, prevent, and give our users remedial, comprehensive
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- [Survey Finds Network Engineers Need to Learn How to Code](https://indeni.com/automation-survey-finds-network-engineers-need-to-learn-how-to-code/): IT Operations and Engineering are embracing automation to increase business agility SAN FRANCISCO – February 6th, 2018 – Indeni, provider of the crowd-sourced network automation platform, in partnership with GNS3, the world's largest open source networking community and a subsidiary of SolarWinds, today announced the findings of its 2018 Network Security Automation Report. The survey
- [New Feature Page](https://indeni.com/new-features/): Improve visibility, reduce outages, and increase time savings for Security Operations
- [Release Notes 6.0.40](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-0-40/): See what is new with Indeni and our detailed notes for 6.0.40.250 included in this platform release.
- [Pricing](https://indeni.com/pricing/): The world’s leading organizations trust Indeni to protect their security infrastructure. World Class Support, Flexible Subscription options, Global Automation Library.
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- [Improve your Customer's Security Posture](https://indeni.com/indeni-partner-push-chkp/): With Indeni, security teams can be notified of misconfigurations and degradations in performance before they result in service downtime.
- [2.3 Managing Indeni Users](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-2-getting-started-2/2-3-managing-indeni-users/): Manage your Indeni users by navigating to Settings --> Users By default, Indeni is configured with a single user: admin Click on NEW USER to add additional users to the system Users logging on to the system through LDAP will be automatically added to the Indeni system once they have logged on. This requires an
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- [Part 1: Understanding the Basics](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/part-1-understanding-the-basics/): This Introductory Guide is geared towards technical users with a strong working knowledge of networking, and network security administration. Users should have the ability to set up network devices on their own, and also be familiar with how to use the various Command Line Interfaces (CLI). The guide is designed to take you from start
- [6.0 User Guide](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/previous-versions/6-0-user-guide/): View the full 6.0 User Guide here to see all improvements that have been made from 5.0
- [Open Source Credits](https://indeni.com/docs/user-guide/credits-2/): At Indeni we are using some really great open source software that helped us in building our automation platform. In order to share our love back, here is the list of open-source software that we are using. Package name Version ubuntu 14.04 postgresql 9.4 accessors-smart 1.1 activation 1.1 akka-actor_2.11 2.4.17 akka-http_2.11 10.0.6 akka-http-core_2.11 10.0.6
- [Release Notes 6.1.2](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-1-2/): What’s new in the 6.1.2 version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge.
- [Release Notes 6.1.1](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-1-1/): What’s new in the 6.1.1 version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge.
- [Release Notes 6.1.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-1-0/): What’s new in the 6.1.0 version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge.
- [Release Notes 6.0.60](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-0-60/): What’s new in the 6.0.60 version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge.
- [Release Notes 6.0.71](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-0-71/): What’s new in the 6.0.71 version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge.
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- [Current Tab](https://indeni.com/3-2-current-tab/): The Current sub-tab displays all current issues as well as the complete list of all analyzed devices and their associate issues. Users can filter by Devices, Severities, Labels and Issues Status. You can evenExport issue data in CSV format. Use the blue arrows (highlighted in green) to edit or filter issues for individual devices, group of devices, type of
- [Understanding the Basics](https://indeni.com/part-1-understanding-the-basics/): This Introductory Guide is geared towards technical users with a strong working knowledge of networking, and network security administration. Users should have access to, and ability to set up network devices on their own, and also be familiar with how to use the various Command Line Interfaces (CLI). The guide is designed to take you
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- [Partners](https://indeni.com/partners/): With our technology, VARs and MSP partnerships, we provide a network that is adaptable to change.
- [Customers](https://indeni.com/customers/): Spend less time remediating network issues, and more time contributing to strategic initiatives.
- [Indeni Uses Ansible Community Capabilities to Deliver Security Infrastructure Automation](https://indeni.com/indeni-uses-ansible-to-deliver-security-infrastructure-automation/): SAN FRANCISCO – Sept 23, 2019 – Indeni, the leader in Security Infrastructure Automation, today announced that it is using Ansible to further enable customers to reduce risk and improve agility of security infrastructure operations. Indeni has embedded Ansible community capabilities into the Indeni Platform to enhance its market pioneering Auto Detection capabilities by supporting
- [Indeni Improves Visibility and Increases Time Savings for Security Operations](https://indeni.com/indeni-improves-visibility-increases-time-savings-for-security-ops/): SAN FRANCISCO – Sept 19, 2019 – Indeni, the leader in Security Infrastructure Automation, today announced the next generation of its Enterprise platform, Indeni 7.0, to enable customers to reduce risk and improve agility of security infrastructure operations. Indeni is first to market with an extensive library of Automation Modules, now including Auto-Triage capabilities, and
- [Check Point Solution](https://indeni.com/check-point-firewalls-2/): Automate repetitive maintenance, visibility and best practice tasks and lower your total cost of ownership of CheckPoint Firewalls.
- [Fortinet Solution](https://indeni.com/fortinet-solution-1/): Automate repetitive maintenance, visibility and best practice tasks and lower your total cost of ownership of Fortinet Fortigate firewalls.
- [F5 Networks Solution](https://indeni.com/f5-devices-1/): Validate F5 best practices and identify issues proactively Indeni connects to your F5 devices using REST API and CLI over SSH to collect data around the clock, analyze it and list potential issues.
- [Juniper Solution](https://indeni.com/juniper-solution-1/): Automate repetitive maintenance, visibility and best practice tasks and lower your total cost of ownership of Juniper SRX firewalls.
- [Palo Alto Networks Solution](https://indeni.com/palo-alto-networks-firewalls-1/): Continuous validation of Best Practices for optimal health and stability of Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Firewalls.
- [Radware Solution](https://indeni.com/radware-solution-1/): Automate repetitive maintenance, visibility and best practice tasks and lower your total cost of ownership of Radware Alteon load balancers.
- [About Indeni - OLD](https://indeni.com/about-indeni-old/): Without Indeni your mobile payment solution, favorite retailer, or healthcare provider’s service could go down – taking the network administrator’s job with it.
- [Product OLD](https://indeni.com/product-old/): Indeni collects & analyzes performance & configuration data to determine if there is an issue, & tells you how to solve it. Eliminate errors, expedite troubleshooting, & grow capacity.
- [Pricing OLD](https://indeni.com/pricing-old/)
- [Release Notes 6.7.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/release-notes-6-7-0/): Summary Early adopter feature: New RESTful API now allows users to integrate 3rd party apps with Indeni and retrieve or edit information from the systemBugs Fixes New Features External API - Indeni now supports a RESTful API featuring several key actions: Retrieve issue(s), modify issue(s), create or modify Credential Sets, retrieve or edit device information and
- [Release Notes 6.0.50](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-0-50/): What’s new in the latest version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge. See below for the detailed notes for 6.0.50 included in this platform release. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum to join the conversation around these capabilities or explore our learning paths. Want the latest build? Download
- [Release Notes 6.0.30](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-0-30/): What’s new in the latest version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Interface. See below for the detailed notes for 6.0.30.228 included in this platform release. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum to join the conversation around these capabilities or explore our learning paths. Want the latest build? Download
- [Release Notes 6.0.20](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-0-20/): What’s new in the latest version of Indeni? Enhancements in the core platform across Indeni Server, Collector, and Knowledge. In addition, the latest build for knowledge includes new alerts and improvements to existing for Check Point Technologies. See below for the detailed notes for 6.0.20.196 and the knowledge build 44 which is included in this
- [Release Notes 6.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-0/): What's new in the latest version of 6.0? Check out the story of 6.0 and see the detailed release notes below. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Redesigned capabilities The following functionalities were removed in this release. How it worked in 5.9 -> How it
- [Release Notes 6.1.5](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-1-5/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.1.5. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum to join the conversation around these capabilities or explore our learning paths. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Server: IS-2681 - Threshold change leaves existing alerts active. Handle use cases: user adds/removes a device label from rule configuration, user creates a new
- [Release Notes 6.1.6](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-1-6/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.1.6. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum to join the conversation around these capabilities or explore our learning paths. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Knowledge Knowledge New Features Check Point IKP-784 New best practice/compliance check: LDAP fingerprint not trusted. IKP-482 New best practice/compliance check: SNMP configured with
- [Release Notes 6.1.7](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-1-7/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.1. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum to join the conversation around these capabilities or explore our learning paths. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Platform Bug fixes IS-3195 fix indeni server backup to run every day IS-3174 Remove indeni-server from device list IS-1579 update uptime rules to take into
- [Release Notes 6.1.8](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-1-8/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.1.8. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum to join the conversation around these capabilities or explore our learning paths. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Platform Bug Fixes: IS-3201 -Change the way we are adding device labels, fix bug that hangs when adding new labels while adding devices Knowledge Bug
- [Release Notes 6.2.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-2-0/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.2.0. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Platform Features: FRONT-1004 - Add Active Directory integration FRONT-1003 - Unified logger component FRONT-950 - Restrict users from using space (form validation for add
- [Release Notes 6.2.1](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-2-1/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.2.1. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Platform bug fixes: IS-3116 - fix collector namespace to readable debug log entries IS-3227 - Disable indeni Insight when the user opt-out from it
- [Release Notes 6.2.2](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-2-2/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.2.2. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Knowledge bug fixes: IS-2929 - Ability to change default https port IS-3217 - Change SoftwareEosRule rule thresholds duration to 90 days IS-3194 - "Firewall kernel table limit approaching" rule, remove
- [Release Notes 6.2.3](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-2-3/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.2.3. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Knowledge New Features: Cisco Nexus IKP-1536 Nexus Fabric Extender (FEX) Enhancements. Fabric port failure. Diagnostic check for the forwarding ports on the FEX
- [Release Notes 6.3.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-3-0/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.3.0. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Platform Features: IS-3073 - Device Backup - Indeni can be set to automatically collect backup data for Check Point firewalls. Indeni backups are fully automated.
- [Release Notes 6.3.1](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-3-1/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.3.1. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Knowledge New Features Check Point IKP-1163 Issue notification when kernel soft-lockup occurs in /var/log/messages. IKP-1398 New compliance check: notify users if Telnet enabled. Knowledge
- [Release Notes 6.3.2](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-3-2/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.3.2. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Knowledge New Features Cisco Nexus IKP-1453 Identify Nexus devices that are vulnerable to Meltdown and Spectre. Knowledge Bug Fixes/Improvements Check Point IKP-1843 Fixed the
- [Release Notes 6.3.3](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-3-3/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.3.3. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Knowledge New Features IS-3288 - create new rule check_point_signature_update_status_vsx Platform IS-3289 - Cleanup of all but 10 previous backups per device IS-3235 - Standardize and clean collector log Bug
- [Release Notes 6.3.4](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-3-4/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.3.4. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Knowledge Bug Fixes IKP-1982 - Blocked the R77 "check-SIC-mds" scripts from running on R80 MDS device. IKP-1984 - Limited the number of metrics collected
- [Release Notes 6.4.0](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-4-0/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.4.0. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Platform features: FRONT-1106 - Role Base Access Control - phase 1, include setting permissions for user and LDAP groups Set email preference for LDAP users
- [Release Notes 6.4.1](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-4-0-2/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.4.1. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Platform new features: IS-3394 - Auto labels - devices will start to get system labels automatically (system-all, system-checkpoint,system-f5, etc.) FRONT-1222 - Users management -
- [Release Notes 6.4.2](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-4-2/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.4.2. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Knowledge New Features Juniper SRX IKP-1503 Added Configuration backup support. Palo Alto Networks IKP-1502 Added Configuration Backup support.
- [Release Notes 6.4.3](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-4-3/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.4.3. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Knowledge: Bug fix: IS-3417 - [RuleEngine] custom rule didn't notify on 'high_per_core_cpu_use_by_device' for CheckPoint devices Platform: New features: IS-2824 - Add rule cooldown feature - Allow
- [Release Notes 6.4.4](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-4-4/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.4.4. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. New Knowledge Product Announcing Symantec Blue Coat ProxySG support. Knowledge New Features Check Point IKP-1666 Improved the overall configurate file mismatch across clusters logic
- [Release Notes 6.4.5](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-4-5/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.4.5. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. This version is mostly around improve our infrastructure in order to support more connected devices to a single indeni instance. Starting this version Indeni
- [Release Notes 6.4.6](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-4-6/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.4.6. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. In this version we include a new feature, custom reports. Custom Report lets you create reports where you choose which dimensions should be displayed.
- [Release Notes 6.4.7](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-4-7/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.4.7. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Fix some PAN rules that don't handle the state when a device is passive. In order to fix this, additional metrics need to be
- [Release Notes 6.4.8](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-4-8/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.4.8. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. In this version we have improved our Palo Alto (SSL decryption, HA and Identify Layer 1 Packet Errors) and Checkpoint (udp open ports and
- [Release Notes 6.4.9](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-4-9/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.4.9. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. We are very excited to share with you the update on release 6.4.9: Audit log - Added support to keep a record of actions
- [Release Notes 6.4.10](https://indeni.com/docs/release-notes/release-notes-6-x-x/releases-before-6-5-0/release-notes-6-4-10/): See below for the detailed notes for 6.4.10. Customers head over to the Indeni Forum within Indeni Crowd to join the conversation around these capabilities. Need the latest build? Download Indeni. Knowledge New Features Checkpoint IKP-1396 New compliance rule, Syslog servers in use IKP-1572 New compliance rule, SNMP host configured Knowledge Bug Fixes/Improvements Checkpoint
- [An Intro to SNMP Trap Basics](https://indeni.com/snmp-trap-basics/): A simple network management protocol (SNMP) trap is a message sent by any SNMP-enabled device to a central terminal. ✓ Click to learn more with Indeni!
- [Cold Standby](https://indeni.com/docs/support/how-to/cold-standby-2/): The Cold Standby feature allows for improved reliability and risk mitigation by using a standby idle backup server. This Cold Standby Server takes over all Indeni operations in the event the Primary Indeni Server fails. The switchover to the Cold Standby Server will be done manually. Note: The Primary and Secondary Servers must be identical
- [Network Automation](https://indeni.com/network-automation-1/): Looking for the best devops tools? Indeni is a top vendor for not just network monitoring but network automation, as well. Automate validation steps for ongoing maintenance, best practices, high availability & much more. ✓ Try Indeni today!
- [Financial Services](https://indeni.com/financial-services/): Find Answers Quickly To Current And Future Issues Solutions that support the digital era of information allow you to rapidly respond to disruptions, collaborate with industry peers, and preemptively identify issues before they occur. Leading financial institutions around the world trust Indeni during every stage of the device lifecycle to do exactly that. Indeni automates
- [New Footer](https://indeni.com/new-footer/)
- [Best Intent-Based Networking System](https://indeni.com/intent-based-networking/): Curious about intent-based networking? Indeni lets you drive innovation & fuel collaboration alongside leading certified professionals. ✓ Try Indeni today!
- [Sequoia iAngels Cirtech 10m](https://indeni.com/sequoia-iangels-cirtech-10m/): SAN FRANCISCO, CA – November 8th, 2016 – Indeni, provider of the world’s first crowd-sourced and machine learning network operations platform, has announced $10 million in funding from investors Sequoia Capital, iAngels, and CIRtech. The funds will support Indeni’s aggressive plan to enable its enterprise customer base, increase investment in sales and marketing, and create category-defining technology for mission critical devices.
- [Indeni](https://indeni.com/main-home-new/): Indeni collects and analyzes performance and configuration data to determine if there is an issue, and tells you how to solve it.
- [Resources](https://indeni.com/resources-2/)
- [Resources](https://indeni.com/resources2/): Free product downloads, whitepapers, videos, case studies and more for network monitoring, network management, configuration and log management. View now.
- [Indeni Insight](https://indeni.com/indeni-insight/): Get access to the largest database of production network data. Make better decisions and write high-quality code.
- [Indeni Expands Global Knowledge Base to Automate Tasks & Reduce Human Error](https://indeni.com/indeni-expands-global-knowledge-base-to-automate-tasks-reduce-human-error/): SAN FRANCISCO – May 8th, 2018 – Indeni, provider of the crowd-sourced network automation platform, today announced its Spring Release featuring crowd-sourced knowledge for validating Check Point, Juniper SRX, F5 Networks LTMs, Radware, and Palo Alto Networks devices against best practices.
- [Enable Insight Manually](https://indeni.com/docs/support/how-to/how-to-enable-insight-manually/): This guide is designed to help those who did not opt-into Indeni Insights at the beginning of the Installation process and will need to enable manually. Do not complete these steps if you already have Indeni Insights enabled. Please note that Insight requires access to "service.indeni-ops.com" over ports 80 (HTTP) and 443 (HTTPS). If
- [Basic Troubleshooting](https://indeni.com/docs/support/basic-troubleshooting/): Recent materials: 3.1.18 Patch Archived Content 5.5 User Guide 5.9 User Guide 5.5 to 6.0 Migration Datasheet Managed services Indeni's MIB File
- [Community](https://indeni.com/community-crowd/): [wp-discourse]
- [Free License Patch 3.1.18](https://indeni.com/docs/support/basic-troubleshooting/free-license-patch-3118/): Please Note: The following instructions are intended for those affected by the recent licensing system issue. If you did not receive an email directly from Indeni about this, then please disregard the remediation steps outlined below. Free License Patch - Instructions to Update Step 1: Download the license_update.tgz and the license file (.lic) provided to you
- [Test Drive - Loading](https://indeni.com/test-drive-loading/)
- [Test Drive Indeni](https://indeni.com/test-drive/): The crowd-sourced automation platform IT teams use Indeni to automate repetitive network and security tasks. Automate ongoing maintenance, best practices, high availability validation steps and more. In 5 minutes or less: Try out Indeni runbook automation Does not require software installation or virtual machine Kick the tires at your own pace and show your teammates.
- [Welcome to Indeni Crowd](https://indeni.com/crowd-solution/): Each month, hundreds of IT operations and engineering professionals come to Indeni Crowd to share their knowledge and build network automation solutions. Join the world’s only crowd-sourced network automation community.
- [Indeni 5.5 Release Notes](https://indeni.com/indeni-5-5-release-notes/): Oops! We've sent you to the wrong link. View release notes here: https://indeni.wpenginepowered.com/5-5-release-notes/ Please join our community and view the active customer discussion forums.
- [Upload to Indeni Insight](https://indeni.com/upload-to-indeni-insight/): Upload Indeni Insight Package
- [Alert Simulations](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/pushing-code-git/alert-simulations/)
- [Code review](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/pushing-code-git/code-review/)
- [Naming Conventions](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/contributing/contributing-collection-scripts/naming-conventions/)
- [Documenting Rules New](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/contributing/contributing-rules/documenting-rules-new/)
- [Documentation ind scripts](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/contributing/contributing-collection-scripts/documentation-ind-scripts/)
- [Recursion (multi-step)](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/contributing/contributing-collection-scripts/recursion-multi-step/)
- [Testing your .ind script with the CommandRunner](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/contributing/contributing-collection-scripts/testing-your-ind-script-with-the-commandrunner/)
- [XML Parser - Operators](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/contributing/contributing-collection-scripts/xml-parser-deep-dive/xml-parser-operators/)
- [XML Parser – Deep Dive](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/contributing/contributing-collection-scripts/xml-parser-deep-dive/)
- [JSON Parser – Operators](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/contributing/contributing-collection-scripts/json-parser-deep-dive/json-parser-operators/)
- [JSON Parser – Deep Dive](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/contributing/contributing-collection-scripts/json-parser-deep-dive/)
- [AWK Helper Functions](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/contributing/contributing-collection-scripts/awk-parser-deep-dive/awk-helper-functions/)
- [AWK Parser – Deep Dive](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/contributing/contributing-collection-scripts/awk-parser-deep-dive/)
- [Ind Script Format](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/contributing/contributing-collection-scripts/ind-script-format/)
- [Reserved Metric/Tag Names](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/metrics/reserved-metrictag-names/)
- [Monitoring Script (sample)](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/collector/monitoring-script-sample/)
- [Interrogation Script (sample)](https://indeni.com/docs/platform/indeni-knowledge-language/collector/interrogation-script-sample/)

## Alerts

- [High CPU usage per core(s)](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-cores-2/)
- [High Memory Usage per Chassis and Blade](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-2/)
- [High CPU Usage per Chassis and Blade](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-2/)
- [Next hop inaccessible](https://indeni.com/alerts/next-hop-inaccessible-2/)
- [Static routing table does not match across cluster members](https://indeni.com/alerts/static-routing-table-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-2/)
- [Device restarted (uptime low)](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-restarted-uptime-low-2/)
- [Connected networks do not match across cluster members](https://indeni.com/alerts/connected-networks-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-2/)
- [Device uptime too high](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-uptime-too-high-2/)
- [High memory usage](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-2/)
- [Virtual systems restarted (uptime low)](https://indeni.com/alerts/virtual-systems-restarted-uptime-low-2/)
- [High disk space utilization](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-disk-space-utilization/)
- [Number of members in pool insufficient](https://indeni.com/alerts/number-of-members-in-pool-insufficient/)
- [High destination cache usage](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-destination-cache-usage/)
- [Maximum number of routes nearing (IPv6)](https://indeni.com/alerts/maximum-number-of-routes-nearing-ipv6-2/)
- [rx_missed_errors increasing](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx_missed_errors-increasing-2/)
- [Management service down (Non-Virtual)](https://indeni.com/alerts/management-service-down-non-virtual-2/)
- [Device is vulnerable to SWEET32](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-is-vulnerable-to-sweet32/)
- [Bond/LACP slave interface down](https://indeni.com/alerts/bond-lacp-slave-interface-down-2/)
- [MAC cache usage high](https://indeni.com/alerts/mac-cache-usage-high/)
- [Coredumping enablement does not match requirement](https://indeni.com/alerts/coredumping-enablement-does-not-match-requirement-2/)
- [System resource usage high](https://indeni.com/alerts/system-resource-usage-high/)
- [High Mount Space per Chassis and Blade for linux](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-mount-space-per-chassis-and-blade-for-linux/)
- [Hardware and software clock mismatch for linux](https://indeni.com/alerts/hardware-and-software-clock-mismatch-for-linux/)
- [High disk space utilization for linux](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-disk-space-utilization-for-linux/)
- [Next hop inaccessible for linux](https://indeni.com/alerts/next-hop-inaccessible-for-linux/)
- [Device restarted (uptime low) for linux](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-restarted-uptime-low-for-linux/)
- [Device uptime too high for linux](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-uptime-too-high-for-linux/)
- [DNS lookup failure(s) for linux](https://indeni.com/alerts/dns-lookup-failures-for-linux/)
- [Connected networks do not match across cluster members for linux](https://indeni.com/alerts/connected-networks-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-linux/)
- [DNS servers used do not match across cluster members for linux](https://indeni.com/alerts/dns-servers-used-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-linux/)
- [Virtual systems restarted (uptime low) for linux](https://indeni.com/alerts/virtual-systems-restarted-uptime-low-for-linux/)
- [Static routing table does not match across cluster members for linux](https://indeni.com/alerts/static-routing-table-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-linux/)
- [DNS servers configured do not match requirement for linux](https://indeni.com/alerts/dns-servers-configured-do-not-match-requirement-for-linux/)
- [VPN tunnel(s) down for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/vpn-tunnels-down-for-juniper/)
- [License expiration nearing for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-expiration-nearing-for-juniper/)
- [Clock set incorrectly for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/clock-set-incorrectly-for-juniper/)
- [Network port(s) down for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-down-for-juniper/)
- [Hardware end of support nearing for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/hardware-end-of-support-nearing-for-juniper/)
- [Configuration changed on standby member for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/configuration-changed-on-standby-member-for-juniper/)
- [Concurrent connection limit nearing for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/concurrent-connection-limit-nearing-for-juniper/)
- [High CPU usage per core(s) for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-cores-for-juniper/)
- [High Mount Space per Chassis and Blade for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-mount-space-per-chassis-and-blade-for-juniper/)
- [High Memory Usage per Chassis and Blade for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for-juniper/)
- [PIM neighbor(s) down for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/pim-neighbors-down-for-juniper/)
- [Permanent/Monitored VPN tunnel(s) down for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/permanent-monitored-vpn-tunnels-down-for-juniper/)
- [Cluster configuration not synced for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-configuration-not-synced-for-juniper/)
- [High CPU Usage per Chassis and Blade for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for-juniper/)
- [Cluster has preemption enabled for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-has-preemption-enabled-for-juniper/)
- [Cluster member no longer Active for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-member-no-longer-active-for-juniper/)
- [License expired for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-expired-for-juniper/)
- [OSPF neighbor(s) down for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/ospf-neighbors-down-for-juniper/)
- [High disk space utilization for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-disk-space-utilization-for-juniper/)
- [Software end of support nearing for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/software-end-of-support-nearing-for-juniper/)
- [Per-virtual-system concurrent connection limit nearing for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/per-virtual-system-concurrent-connection-limit-nearing-for-juniper/)
- [Core dump files found for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/core-dump-files-found-for-juniper/)
- [Next hop inaccessible for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/next-hop-inaccessible-for-juniper/)
- [Syslog Servers In Use for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/syslog-servers-in-use-for-juniper/)
- [Drastic drop in concurrent connections for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/drastic-drop-in-concurrent-connections-for-juniper/)
- [Model mismatch across cluster members for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/model-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-juniper/)
- [TX packets dropped for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-dropped-for-juniper/)
- [Network interface mtu does not match across cluster members for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-mtu-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-juniper/)
- [License usage limit approaching for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-usage-limit-approaching-for-juniper/)
- [RX packets overrun for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-overrun-for-juniper/)
- [TX packets experienced collisions for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-experienced-collisions-for-juniper/)
- [An HTTP server is enabled on the device for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/an-http-server-is-enabled-on-the-device-for-juniper/)
- [Network interface ipv4 subnet does not match across cluster members for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-ipv4-subnet-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-juniper/)
- [Network interface duplex does not match across cluster members for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-duplex-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-juniper/)
- [TX packets overrun for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-overrun-for-juniper/)
- [OS version mismatch across cluster members for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/os-version-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-juniper/)
- [Device restarted (uptime low) for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-restarted-uptime-low-for-juniper/)
- [Maximum number of routes nearing (IPv4) for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/maximum-number-of-routes-nearing-ipv4-for-juniper/)
- [RX packets dropped for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-dropped-for-juniper/)
- [Cluster down for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-down-for-juniper/)
- [Cluster members' domain names mismatch for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-members-domain-names-mismatch-for-juniper/)
- [Timezone mismatch across cluster members for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/timezone-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-juniper/)
- [Network port(s) running in low speed for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-running-in-low-speed-for-juniper/)
- [Device uptime too high for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-uptime-too-high-for-juniper/)
- [Network port(s) running in half duplex for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-running-in-half-duplex-for-juniper/)
- [DNS lookup failure(s) for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/dns-lookup-failures-for-juniper/)
- [Connected networks do not match across cluster members for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/connected-networks-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-juniper/)
- [OS name mismatch across cluster members for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/os-name-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-juniper/)
- [Critical process(es) down (per VS) for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/critical-processes-down-per-vs-for-juniper/)
- [Login banner mismatch across cluster members for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/login-banner-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-juniper/)
- [Critical process(es) down for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/critical-processes-down-for-juniper/)
- [High memory usage for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-for-juniper/)
- [Hardware element down for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/hardware-element-down-for-juniper/)
- [Debug mode enabled for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/debug-mode-enabled-for-juniper/)
- [NTP sync failure(s) for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/ntp-sync-failures-for-juniper/)
- [Network interface speed does not match across cluster members for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-speed-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-juniper/)
- [TX packets experienced errors for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-experienced-errors-for-juniper/)
- [BGP peer(s) down for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/bgp-peers-down-for-juniper/)
- [SNMPv2c/v1 used for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmpv2c-v1-used-for-juniper/)
- [Interface(s) in error-disable state for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/interfaces-in-error-disable-state-for-juniper/)
- [Features enabled do not match across cluster members for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/features-enabled-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-juniper/)
- [Virtual systems restarted (uptime low) for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/virtual-systems-restarted-uptime-low-for-juniper/)
- [RX packets experienced errors for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-experienced-errors-for-juniper/)
- [No syslog servers are configured for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/no-syslog-servers-are-configured-for-juniper/)
- [OS/Software version does not match requirement for Juniper](https://indeni.com/alerts/os-software-version-does-not-match-requirement-for-juniper/)
- [Certificate(s) about to expire for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/certificates-about-to-expire-for-fortinet/)
- [License expiration nearing for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-expiration-nearing-for-fortinet/)
- [App package needs update for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/app-package-needs-update-for-fortinet/)
- [Network port(s) down for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-down-for-fortinet/)
- [High CPU usage per core(s) for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-cores-for-fortinet/)
- [High CPU Usage per Chassis and Blade for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for-fortinet/)
- [High Memory Usage per Chassis and Blade for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for-fortinet/)
- [Permanent/Monitored VPN tunnel(s) down for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/permanent-monitored-vpn-tunnels-down-for-fortinet/)
- [License expired for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-expired-for-fortinet/)
- [Certificate(s) has expired for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/certificates-has-expired-for-fortinet/)
- [Certificate(s) expiration nearing for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/certificates-expiration-nearing-for-fortinet/)
- [Log service expiration nearing for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/log-service-expiration-nearing-for-fortinet/)
- [Log service expired for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/log-service-expired-for-fortinet/)
- [Next hop inaccessible for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/next-hop-inaccessible-for-fortinet/)
- [TX packets dropped for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-dropped-for-fortinet/)
- [RX packets overrun for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-overrun-for-fortinet/)
- [TX packets experienced collisions for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-experienced-collisions-for-fortinet/)
- [Network interface ipv4 subnet does not match across cluster members for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-ipv4-subnet-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-fortinet/)
- [Network interface duplex does not match across cluster members for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-duplex-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-fortinet/)
- [TX packets overrun for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-overrun-for-fortinet/)
- [Device restarted (uptime low) for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-restarted-uptime-low-for-fortinet/)
- [RX packets dropped for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-dropped-for-fortinet/)
- [Communication between management server and specific devices not working for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/communication-between-management-server-and-specific-devices-not-working-for-fortinet/)
- [Device uptime too high for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-uptime-too-high-for-fortinet/)
- [Network port(s) running in low speed for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-running-in-low-speed-for-fortinet/)
- [Network port(s) running in half duplex for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-running-in-half-duplex-for-fortinet/)
- [DNS lookup failure(s) for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/dns-lookup-failures-for-fortinet/)
- [Critical process(es) down (per VS) for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/critical-processes-down-per-vs-for-fortinet/)
- [No NTP servers configured for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/no-ntp-servers-configured-for-fortinet/)
- [Critical process(es) down for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/critical-processes-down-for-fortinet/)
- [High memory usage for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-for-fortinet/)
- [Hardware element down for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/hardware-element-down-for-fortinet/)
- [NTP sync failure(s) for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/ntp-sync-failures-for-fortinet/)
- [Network interface speed does not match across cluster members for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-speed-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-fortinet/)
- [NTP servers used do not match across cluster members for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/ntp-servers-used-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-fortinet/)
- [TX packets experienced errors for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-experienced-errors-for-fortinet/)
- [DNS servers used do not match across cluster members for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/dns-servers-used-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-fortinet/)
- [Virtual systems restarted (uptime low) for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/virtual-systems-restarted-uptime-low-for-fortinet/)
- [RX packets experienced errors for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-experienced-errors-for-fortinet/)
- [DNS servers configured do not match requirement for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/dns-servers-configured-do-not-match-requirement-for-fortinet/)
- [Static routing table does not match across cluster members for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/static-routing-table-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-fortinet/)
- [NTP servers configured do not match requirement for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/ntp-servers-configured-do-not-match-requirement-for-fortinet/)
- [Log disk utilization is high for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/log-disk-utilization-is-high-for-fortinet/)
- [Memory logging enabled for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/memory-logging-enabled-for-fortinet/)
- [FortiAnalyzer not connected for Fortinet](https://indeni.com/alerts/fortianalyzer-not-connected-for-fortinet/)
- [VPN tunnel(s) down for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/vpn-tunnels-down-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Certificate(s) about to expire for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/certificates-about-to-expire-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Debug mode enabled for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/debug-mode-enabled-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Contract(s) about to expire for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/contracts-about-to-expire-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [High disk space utilization for https://offers.indeni.com/powering-palo-alto-networks-firewalls-servers](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-disk-space-utilization-for-https-offers-indeni-com-powering-palo-alto-networks-firewalls-servers/)
- [License expiration nearing for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-expiration-nearing-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Network port(s) down for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-down-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Clock set incorrectly for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/clock-set-incorrectly-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Hardware end of support nearing for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/hardware-end-of-support-nearing-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Concurrent connection limit nearing for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/concurrent-connection-limit-nearing-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Configuration changed on standby member for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/configuration-changed-on-standby-member-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [High Memory Usage per Chassis and Blade for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [High CPU usage per core(s) for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-cores-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [High CPU Usage per Chassis and Blade for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [High Mount Space per Chassis and Blade for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-mount-space-per-chassis-and-blade-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Cluster configuration not synced for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-configuration-not-synced-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Permanent/Monitored VPN tunnel(s) down for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/permanent-monitored-vpn-tunnels-down-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Cluster has preemption enabled for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-has-preemption-enabled-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Cluster member no longer Active for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-member-no-longer-active-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Software end of support nearing for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/software-end-of-support-nearing-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [License expired for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-expired-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [High disk space utilization for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-disk-space-utilization-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Certificate(s) has expired for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/certificates-has-expired-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Contract(s) has expired for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/contracts-has-expired-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Certificate(s) expiration nearing for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/certificates-expiration-nearing-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Contract(s) expiration nearing for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/contracts-expiration-nearing-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Next hop inaccessible for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/next-hop-inaccessible-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Per-virtual-system concurrent connection limit nearing for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/per-virtual-system-concurrent-connection-limit-nearing-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Core dump files found for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/core-dump-files-found-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Syslog Servers In Use for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/syslog-servers-in-use-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [User-ID agent(s) down for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/user-id-agents-down-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [High utilization of generic dataplane pool for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-utilization-of-generic-dataplane-pool-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [URL cloud not connected for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/url-cloud-not-connected-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [WildFire cloud not connected for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/wildfire-cloud-not-connected-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Application package not up to date for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/application-package-not-up-to-date-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Drastic drop in concurrent connections for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/drastic-drop-in-concurrent-connections-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [TIMER Chunk dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/timer-chunk-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [SSH State dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/ssh-state-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Interesting logs found for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/interesting-logs-found-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [HA interfaces not receiving traffic for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/ha-interfaces-not-receiving-traffic-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Terminal services agent(s) down for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/terminal-services-agents-down-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Logs are being discarded for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/logs-are-being-discarded-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Packet Buffers dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/packet-buffers-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [TCP host connections dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/tcp-host-connections-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [CTD DLP FLOW dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/ctd-dlp-flow-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Proxy session dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/proxy-session-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [software packet buffer 0 dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/software-packet-buffer-0-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [CTD DECODE FILTER dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/ctd-decode-filter-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [SML VM Vchecks dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/sml-vm-vchecks-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Detector Threats dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/detector-threats-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [software packet buffer 4 dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/software-packet-buffer-4-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [SML VM Fields dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/sml-vm-fields-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [FPTCP segs dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/fptcp-segs-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Regex Results dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/regex-results-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [SSL Handshake State dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/ssl-handshake-state-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [SSH Handshake State dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/ssh-handshake-state-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [SSL State dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/ssl-state-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [DFA Result dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/dfa-result-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [software packet buffer 2 dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/software-packet-buffer-2-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [SML VM EmlInfo dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/sml-vm-emlinfo-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [CTD Flow dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/ctd-flow-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [CTD AV Block dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/ctd-av-block-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [software packet buffer 3 dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/software-packet-buffer-3-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [SSL Handshake MAC State dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/ssl-handshake-mac-state-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [CTD DLP DATA dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/ctd-dlp-data-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Work Queue Entries dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/work-queue-entries-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [software packet buffer 1 dataplane pool utilization high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/software-packet-buffer-1-dataplane-pool-utilization-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [VPN dropping packets due to decryption errors for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/vpn-dropping-packets-due-to-decryption-errors-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [High log DB usage for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-log-db-usage-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Panorama certificate about to expire for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/panorama-certificate-about-to-expire-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [VPN dropping packets due to authentication errors for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/vpn-dropping-packets-due-to-authentication-errors-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [RADIUS servers used do not match across cluster members for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/radius-servers-used-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [TX packets dropped for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-dropped-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Model mismatch across cluster members for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/model-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Network interface mtu does not match across cluster members for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-mtu-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [License usage limit approaching for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-usage-limit-approaching-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [RX packets overrun for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-overrun-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [TX packets experienced collisions for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-experienced-collisions-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [An HTTP server is enabled on the device for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/an-http-server-is-enabled-on-the-device-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [High neighbor discovery (ND) cache usage for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-neighbor-discovery-nd-cache-usage-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Network interface duplex does not match across cluster members for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-duplex-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [TX packets overrun for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-overrun-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [OS version mismatch across cluster members for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/os-version-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Device restarted (uptime low) for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-restarted-uptime-low-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Telnet is enabled on the device for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/telnet-is-enabled-on-the-device-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Maximum number of routes nearing (IPv4) for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/maximum-number-of-routes-nearing-ipv4-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [RX packets dropped for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-dropped-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Some Power Supply Unit (PSU) slot is empty or PSU is down for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/some-power-supply-unit-psu-slot-is-empty-or-psu-is-down-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Cluster down for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-down-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Packet drop counters increasing for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/packet-drop-counters-increasing-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Timezone mismatch across cluster members for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/timezone-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Communication between management server and specific devices not working for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/communication-between-management-server-and-specific-devices-not-working-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Cluster members' domain names mismatch for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-members-domain-names-mismatch-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Device uptime too high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-uptime-too-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Network port(s) running in low speed for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-running-in-low-speed-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Network port(s) running in half duplex for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-running-in-half-duplex-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [RX traffic load close to port capacity for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-traffic-load-close-to-port-capacity-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [OS name mismatch across cluster members for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/os-name-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [DNS lookup failure(s) for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/dns-lookup-failures-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Connected networks do not match across cluster members for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/connected-networks-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Critical process(es) down (per VS) for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/critical-processes-down-per-vs-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [No NTP servers configured for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/no-ntp-servers-configured-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Login banner mismatch across cluster members for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/login-banner-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Critical process(es) down for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/critical-processes-down-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [High ARP cache usage for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-arp-cache-usage-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [High memory usage for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Hardware element down for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/hardware-element-down-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [NTP sync failure(s) for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/ntp-sync-failures-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Bond/LACP interface down for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/bond-lacp-interface-down-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [NTP servers used do not match across cluster members for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/ntp-servers-used-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Configuration changed but not saved for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/configuration-changed-but-not-saved-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Network interface speed does not match across cluster members for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-speed-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [TX packets experienced errors for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-experienced-errors-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [BGP peer(s) down for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/bgp-peers-down-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [MAC cache usage high for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/mac-cache-usage-high-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [SNMPv2c/v1 used for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmpv2c-v1-used-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [DNS servers used do not match across cluster members for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/dns-servers-used-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [TX traffic load close to port capacity for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-traffic-load-close-to-port-capacity-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [RX packets experienced errors for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-experienced-errors-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Virtual systems restarted (uptime low) for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/virtual-systems-restarted-uptime-low-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [NTP servers configured do not match requirement for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/ntp-servers-configured-do-not-match-requirement-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [DNS servers configured do not match requirement for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/dns-servers-configured-do-not-match-requirement-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Static routing table does not match across cluster members for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/static-routing-table-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [OS/Software version does not match requirement for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/os-software-version-does-not-match-requirement-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [No syslog servers are configured for Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/no-syslog-servers-are-configured-for-palo-alto-networks/)
- [Features enabled do not match across cluster members for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/features-enabled-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Login banner mismatch across cluster members for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/login-banner-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [SNMP enablement setting does not match across cluster members for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-enablement-setting-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Hardware element down for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/hardware-element-down-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Virtual systems restarted (uptime low) for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/virtual-systems-restarted-uptime-low-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [SNMP community settings do not match across cluster members for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-community-settings-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [SNMP location information does not match across cluster members for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-location-information-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [License usage limit approaching for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-usage-limit-approaching-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [TX packets dropped for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-dropped-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Configuration changed but not saved for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/configuration-changed-but-not-saved-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Blade(s) down for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/blades-down-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [SNMP configured with community public for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-configured-with-community-public-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Connected networks do not match across cluster members for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/connected-networks-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [RX packets overrun for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-overrun-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [High ARP cache usage for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-arp-cache-usage-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [RX packets experienced errors for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-experienced-errors-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [OS version mismatch across cluster members for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/os-version-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Device uptime too high for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-uptime-too-high-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [No syslog servers are configured for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/no-syslog-servers-are-configured-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [System resource usage high for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/system-resource-usage-high-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Telnet is enabled on the device for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/telnet-is-enabled-on-the-device-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [TX packets experienced collisions for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-experienced-collisions-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Timezone mismatch across cluster members for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/timezone-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [High neighbor discovery (ND) cache usage for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-neighbor-discovery-nd-cache-usage-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Spanning tree root node has changed for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/spanning-tree-root-node-has-changed-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Maximum number of routes nearing (IPv6) for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/maximum-number-of-routes-nearing-ipv6-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Network port(s) down for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-down-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Cluster configuration not synced for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-configuration-not-synced-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [License expiration nearing for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-expiration-nearing-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Virtual Redundancy Groups (VRRP/HSRP) are out of sync across vPC cluster members for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/virtual-redundancy-groups-vrrp-hsrp-are-out-of-sync-across-vpc-cluster-members-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Clock Signal Component Issue - FN 64251 for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/clock-signal-component-issue-fn-64251-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [TX packets overrun for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-overrun-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Clock set incorrectly for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/clock-set-incorrectly-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [NTP sync failure(s) for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/ntp-sync-failures-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [PIM neighbor(s) down for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/pim-neighbors-down-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [High Mount Space per Chassis and Blade for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-mount-space-per-chassis-and-blade-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Interface(s) in error-disable state for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/interfaces-in-error-disable-state-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Cluster down for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-down-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [License expired for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-expired-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [OS name mismatch across cluster members for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/os-name-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [TX packets experienced errors for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-experienced-errors-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [High CPU usage per core(s) for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-cores-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Static routing table does not match across cluster members for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/static-routing-table-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [High disk space utilization for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-disk-space-utilization-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Syslog Servers In Use for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/syslog-servers-in-use-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Cluster member no longer active for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-member-no-longer-active-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Cluster members' domain names mismatch for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-members-domain-names-mismatch-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Next hop inaccessible for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/next-hop-inaccessible-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [RX packets dropped for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-dropped-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Critical process(es) down (per VS) for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/critical-processes-down-per-vs-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Debug mode enabled for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/debug-mode-enabled-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [High Memory Usage per Chassis and Blade for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Network port(s) running in low speed for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-running-in-low-speed-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Critical process(es) down for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/critical-processes-down-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Device restarted (uptime low) for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-restarted-uptime-low-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Maximum number of routes nearing (IPv4) for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/maximum-number-of-routes-nearing-ipv4-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [SNMP contact information does not match across cluster members for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-contact-information-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [OS/Software version does not match requirement for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/os-software-version-does-not-match-requirement-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [High CPU Usage per Chassis and Blade for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [BGP peer(s) down for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/bgp-peers-down-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [An HTTP server is enabled on the device for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/an-http-server-is-enabled-on-the-device-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Cluster has preemption enabled for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-has-preemption-enabled-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Network port(s) running in half duplex for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-running-in-half-duplex-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [High memory usage for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [Configuration changed on standby member for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/configuration-changed-on-standby-member-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [OSPF neighbor(s) down for Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/ospf-neighbors-down-for-cisco-nexus/)
- [SNMP location information does not match across cluster members for cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-location-information-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco/)
- [SNMP contact information does not match across cluster members for cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-contact-information-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco/)
- [License expiration nearing for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-expiration-nearing-for-cisco/)
- [Network port(s) down for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-down-for-cisco/)
- [Clock set incorrectly for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/clock-set-incorrectly-for-cisco/)
- [Configuration changed on standby member for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/configuration-changed-on-standby-member-for-cisco/)
- [High CPU usage per core(s) for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-cores-for-cisco/)
- [High Memory Usage per Chassis and Blade for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for-cisco/)
- [High Mount Space per Chassis and Blade for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-mount-space-per-chassis-and-blade-for-cisco/)
- [High CPU Usage per Chassis and Blade for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for-cisco/)
- [PIM neighbor(s) down for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/pim-neighbors-down-for-cisco/)
- [Cluster configuration not synced for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-configuration-not-synced-for-cisco/)
- [Cluster member no longer Active for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-member-no-longer-active-for-cisco/)
- [Cluster has preemption enabled for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-has-preemption-enabled-for-cisco/)
- [High disk space utilization for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-disk-space-utilization-for-cisco/)
- [OSPF neighbor(s) down for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/ospf-neighbors-down-for-cisco/)
- [License expired for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-expired-for-cisco/)
- [Next hop inaccessible for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/next-hop-inaccessible-for-cisco/)
- [Spanning tree root node has changed for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/spanning-tree-root-node-has-changed-for-cisco/)
- [Syslog Servers In Use for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/syslog-servers-in-use-for-cisco/)
- [Drop in the number of BGP received routes for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/drop-in-the-number-of-bgp-received-routes-for-cisco/)
- [Clock Signal Component Issue - FN 64251 for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/clock-signal-component-issue-fn-64251-for-cisco/)
- [Virtual Redundancy Groups (VRRP/HSRP) are out of sync across vPC cluster members for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/virtual-redundancy-groups-vrrp-hsrp-are-out-of-sync-across-vpc-cluster-members-for-cisco/)
- [TX packets dropped for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-dropped-for-cisco/)
- [SNMP community settings do not match across cluster members for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-community-settings-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco/)
- [Network interface mtu does not match across cluster members for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-mtu-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco/)
- [License usage limit approaching for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-usage-limit-approaching-for-cisco/)
- [RX packets overrun for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-overrun-for-cisco/)
- [TX packets experienced collisions for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-experienced-collisions-for-cisco/)
- [High neighbor discovery (ND) cache usage for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-neighbor-discovery-nd-cache-usage-for-cisco/)
- [An HTTP server is enabled on the device for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/an-http-server-is-enabled-on-the-device-for-cisco/)
- [Blade(s) down for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/blades-down-for-cisco/)
- [Network interface ipv4 subnet does not match across cluster members for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-ipv4-subnet-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco/)
- [Maximum number of routes nearing (IPv6) for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/maximum-number-of-routes-nearing-ipv6-for-cisco/)
- [Network interface duplex does not match across cluster members for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-duplex-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco/)
- [TX packets overrun for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-overrun-for-cisco/)
- [OS version mismatch across cluster members for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/os-version-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-cisco/)
- [Telnet is enabled on the device for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/telnet-is-enabled-on-the-device-for-cisco/)
- [Maximum number of routes nearing (IPv4) for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/maximum-number-of-routes-nearing-ipv4-for-cisco/)
- [Device restarted (uptime low) for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-restarted-uptime-low-for-cisco/)
- [Cluster down for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-down-for-cisco/)
- [RX packets dropped for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-dropped-for-cisco/)
- [Timezone mismatch across cluster members for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/timezone-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-cisco/)
- [Cluster members' domain names mismatch for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-members-domain-names-mismatch-for-cisco/)
- [Device uptime too high for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-uptime-too-high-for-cisco/)
- [Network port(s) running in low speed for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-running-in-low-speed-for-cisco/)
- [SNMP location in for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-location-in-for-cisco/)
- [SNMP enablement setting does not match across cluster members for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-enablement-setting-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco/)
- [Network port(s) running in half duplex for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-running-in-half-duplex-for-cisco/)
- [OS name mismatch across cluster members for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/os-name-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-cisco/)
- [Connected networks do not match across cluster members for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/connected-networks-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco/)
- [SNMP configured with community public for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-configured-with-community-public-for-cisco/)
- [Login banner mismatch across cluster members for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/login-banner-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-cisco/)
- [Critical process(es) down (per VS) for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/critical-processes-down-per-vs-for-cisco/)
- [High ARP cache usage for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-arp-cache-usage-for-cisco/)
- [Critical process(es) down for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/critical-processes-down-for-cisco/)
- [High memory usage for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-for-cisco/)
- [Hardware element down for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/hardware-element-down-for-cisco/)
- [Debug mode enabled for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/debug-mode-enabled-for-cisco/)
- [NTP sync failure(s) for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/ntp-sync-failures-for-cisco/)
- [Configuration changed but not saved for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/configuration-changed-but-not-saved-for-cisco/)
- [Network interface speed does not match across cluster members for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-speed-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco/)
- [TX packets experienced errors for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-experienced-errors-for-cisco/)
- [Interface(s) in error-disable state for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/interfaces-in-error-disable-state-for-cisco/)
- [BGP peer(s) down for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/bgp-peers-down-for-cisco/)
- [Features enabled do not match across cluster members for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/features-enabled-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco/)
- [RX packets experienced errors for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-experienced-errors-for-cisco/)
- [Virtual systems restarted (uptime low) for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/virtual-systems-restarted-uptime-low-for-cisco/)
- [SNMP contact in for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-contact-in-for-cisco/)
- [Static routing table does not match across cluster members for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/static-routing-table-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-cisco/)
- [System resource usage high for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/system-resource-usage-high-for-cisco/)
- [OS/Software version does not match requirement for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/os-software-version-does-not-match-requirement-for-cisco/)
- [No syslog servers are configured for Cisco](https://indeni.com/alerts/no-syslog-servers-are-configured-for-cisco/)
- [SNMP location information does not match across cluster members for radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-location-information-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-radware/)
- [SNMP contact information does not match across cluster members for radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-contact-information-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-radware/)
- [License expiration nearing for radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-expiration-nearing-for-radware/)
- [Concurrent connection limit nearing for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/concurrent-connection-limit-nearing-for-radware/)
- [Network port(s) down for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-down-for-radware/)
- [High Memory Usage per Chassis and Blade for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for-radware/)
- [Per-virtual-system concurrent connection limit nearing for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/per-virtual-system-concurrent-connection-limit-nearing-for-radware/)
- [Next hop inaccessible for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/next-hop-inaccessible-for-radware/)
- [Real servers defined limit approaching for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/real-servers-defined-limit-approaching-for-radware/)
- [Real server groups defined limit approaching for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/real-server-groups-defined-limit-approaching-for-radware/)
- [FDB table usage high for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/fdb-table-usage-high-for-radware/)
- [Dynamic data store limit nearing for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/dynamic-data-store-limit-nearing-for-radware/)
- [Temperature nearing maximum for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/temperature-nearing-maximum-for-radware/)
- [License usage limit approaching for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-usage-limit-approaching-for-radware/)
- [Maximum number of routes nearing (IPv4) for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/maximum-number-of-routes-nearing-ipv4-for-radware/)
- [Device restarted (uptime low) for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-restarted-uptime-low-for-radware/)
- [Some Power Supply Unit (PSU) slot is empty or PSU is down for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/some-power-supply-unit-psu-slot-is-empty-or-psu-is-down-for-radware/)
- [Device uptime too high for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-uptime-too-high-for-radware/)
- [SNMP location in for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-location-in-for-radware/)
- [SNMP enablement setting does not match across cluster members for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-enablement-setting-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-radware/)
- [SNMP trap receivers' settings do not match across cluster members for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-trap-receivers-settings-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-radware/)
- [No NTP servers configured for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/no-ntp-servers-configured-for-radware/)
- [High ARP cache usage for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-arp-cache-usage-for-radware/)
- [High memory usage for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-for-radware/)
- [Hardware element down for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/hardware-element-down-for-radware/)
- [NTP sync failure(s) for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/ntp-sync-failures-for-radware/)
- [NTP servers used do not match across cluster members for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/ntp-servers-used-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-radware/)
- [SNMPv2c/v1 used for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmpv2c-v1-used-for-radware/)
- [BGP peer(s) down for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/bgp-peers-down-for-radware/)
- [Features enabled do not match across cluster members for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/features-enabled-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-radware/)
- [Virtual systems restarted (uptime low) for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/virtual-systems-restarted-uptime-low-for-radware/)
- [SNMP contact in for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-contact-in-for-radware/)
- [Static routing table does not match across cluster members for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/static-routing-table-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-radware/)
- [NTP servers configured do not match requirement for Radware](https://indeni.com/alerts/ntp-servers-configured-do-not-match-requirement-for-radware/)
- [A virtual forwarding server is listening for traffic with a destination of any on all VLANs for f5](https://indeni.com/alerts/a-virtual-forwarding-server-is-listening-for-traffic-with-a-destination-of-any-on-all-vlans-for-f5/)
- [Certificate(s) about to expire for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/certificates-about-to-expire-for-f5/)
- [Concurrent connection limit nearing for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/concurrent-connection-limit-nearing-for-f5/)
- [Network port(s) down for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-down-for-f5/)
- [Hardware end of support nearing for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/hardware-end-of-support-nearing-for-f5/)
- [Configuration changed on standby member for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/configuration-changed-on-standby-member-for-f5/)
- [High Memory Usage per Chassis and Blade for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for-f5/)
- [High CPU usage per core(s) for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-cores-for-f5/)
- [High CPU Usage per Chassis and Blade for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for-f5/)
- [Cluster configuration not synced for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-configuration-not-synced-for-f5/)
- [Cluster member no longer Active for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-member-no-longer-active-for-f5/)
- [Cluster has preemption enabled for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-has-preemption-enabled-for-f5/)
- [Software end of support nearing for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/software-end-of-support-nearing-for-f5/)
- [Certificate(s) has expired for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/certificates-has-expired-for-f5/)
- [Per-virtual-system concurrent connection limit nearing for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/per-virtual-system-concurrent-connection-limit-nearing-for-f5/)
- [Certificate(s) expiration nearing for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/certificates-expiration-nearing-for-f5/)
- [Next hop inaccessible for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/next-hop-inaccessible-for-f5/)
- [Core dump files found for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/core-dump-files-found-for-f5/)
- [IP geolocation database not up to date for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/ip-geolocation-database-not-up-to-date-for-f5/)
- [Syslog Servers In Use for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/syslog-servers-in-use-for-f5/)
- [Drastic drop in concurrent connections for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/drastic-drop-in-concurrent-connections-for-f5/)
- [iRule(s) uses the deprecated matchclass command for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/irules-uses-the-deprecated-matchclass-command-for-f5/)
- [SNAT pool near maximum allocated for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/snat-pool-near-maximum-allocated-for-f5/)
- [Virtual server using a TCP profile with a high idle timeout for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/virtual-server-using-a-tcp-profile-with-a-high-idle-timeout-for-f5/)
- [Unencrypted cookie persistence profiles found for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/unencrypted-cookie-persistence-profiles-found-for-f5/)
- [Compression profile gzip level too high for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/compression-profile-gzip-level-too-high-for-f5/)
- [Fallback host used in HTTP profile for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/fallback-host-used-in-http-profile-for-f5/)
- [Service check approaching for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/service-check-approaching-for-f5/)
- [Audit logging is disabled for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/audit-logging-is-disabled-for-f5/)
- [Non-functioning geo-ip database for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/non-functioning-geo-ip-database-for-f5/)
- [A virtual for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/a-virtual-for-f5/)
- [SSL Ticketbleed vulnerability (CVE-2016-9244) for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/ssl-ticketbleed-vulnerability-cve-2016-9244-for-f5/)
- [High disk utilization by vCMP for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-disk-utilization-by-vcmp-for-f5/)
- [Pools operating at a low capacity for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/pools-operating-at-a-low-capacity-for-f5/)
- [Weak cipher used with SSL profiles for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/weak-cipher-used-with-ssl-profiles-for-f5/)
- [Weak security protocol used with SSL profiles for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/weak-security-protocol-used-with-ssl-profiles-for-f5/)
- [Precompressed content-type found in HTTP Compression profile for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/precompressed-content-type-found-in-http-compression-profile-for-f5/)
- [Automap enabled for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/automap-enabled-for-f5/)
- [Default Action On Service Down used for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/default-action-on-service-down-used-for-f5/)
- [Self IP not locked down for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/self-ip-not-locked-down-for-f5/)
- [Default node monitor is not configured for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/default-node-monitor-is-not-configured-for-f5/)
- [Non-identical HA-group configuration detected for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/non-identical-ha-group-configuration-detected-for-f5/)
- [Pool member(s) unavailable for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/pool-members-unavailable-for-f5/)
- [Pool member / server response time high for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/pool-member-server-response-time-high-for-f5/)
- [Server(s) down for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/servers-down-for-f5/)
- [Model mismatch across cluster members for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/model-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-f5/)
- [TX packets dropped for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-dropped-for-f5/)
- [Network interface mtu does not match across cluster members for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-mtu-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-f5/)
- [License usage limit approaching for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-usage-limit-approaching-for-f5/)
- [TX packets experienced collisions for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-experienced-collisions-for-f5/)
- [RX packets overrun for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-overrun-for-f5/)
- [Blade(s) down for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/blades-down-for-f5/)
- [Network interface ipv4 subnet does not match across cluster members for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-ipv4-subnet-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-f5/)
- [Network interface duplex does not match across cluster members for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-duplex-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-f5/)
- [TX packets overrun for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-overrun-for-f5/)
- [OS version mismatch across cluster members for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/os-version-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-f5/)
- [Maximum number of routes nearing (IPv4) for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/maximum-number-of-routes-nearing-ipv4-for-f5/)
- [Device restarted (uptime low) for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-restarted-uptime-low-for-f5/)
- [RX packets dropped for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-dropped-for-f5/)
- [Cluster down for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-down-for-f5/)
- [Timezone mismatch across cluster members for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/timezone-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-f5/)
- [Device uptime too high for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-uptime-too-high-for-f5/)
- [Communication between management server and specific devices not working for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/communication-between-management-server-and-specific-devices-not-working-for-f5/)
- [Default certificate used for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/default-certificate-used-for-f5/)
- [Network port(s) running in low speed for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-running-in-low-speed-for-f5/)
- [Network port(s) running in half duplex for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-running-in-half-duplex-for-f5/)
- [Connected networks do not match across cluster members for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/connected-networks-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-f5/)
- [OS name mismatch across cluster members for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/os-name-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-f5/)
- [VS(s) down for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/vss-down-for-f5/)
- [Critical process(es) down (per VS) for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/critical-processes-down-per-vs-for-f5/)
- [No NTP servers configured for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/no-ntp-servers-configured-for-f5/)
- [High memory usage for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-for-f5/)
- [Critical process(es) down for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/critical-processes-down-for-f5/)
- [Hardware element down for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/hardware-element-down-for-f5/)
- [Debug mode enabled for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/debug-mode-enabled-for-f5/)
- [Network interface speed does not match across cluster members for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-speed-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-f5/)
- [NTP servers used do not match across cluster members for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/ntp-servers-used-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-f5/)
- [TX packets experienced errors for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-experienced-errors-for-f5/)
- [SNMPv2c/v1 used for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmpv2c-v1-used-for-f5/)
- [Features enabled do not match across cluster members for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/features-enabled-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-f5/)
- [TCP syslog server is not reachable for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/tcp-syslog-server-is-not-reachable-for-f5/)
- [Virtual systems restarted (uptime low) for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/virtual-systems-restarted-uptime-low-for-f5/)
- [RX packets experienced errors for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-experienced-errors-for-f5/)
- [Static routing table does not match across cluster members for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/static-routing-table-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-f5/)
- [NTP servers configured do not match requirement for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/ntp-servers-configured-do-not-match-requirement-for-f5/)
- [OS/Software version does not match requirement for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/os-software-version-does-not-match-requirement-for-f5/)
- [No syslog servers are configured for F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/no-syslog-servers-are-configured-for-f5/)
- [Certificate(s) about to expire for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/certificates-about-to-expire-for-check-point/)
- [VPN tunnel(s) down for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/vpn-tunnels-down-for-check-point/)
- [SNMP contact information does not match across cluster members for checkpoint](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-contact-information-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-checkpoint/)
- [Contract(s) about to expire for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/contracts-about-to-expire-for-check-point/)
- [SNMP location information does not match across cluster members for checkpoint](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-location-information-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-checkpoint/)
- [Timezone mismatch across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/timezone-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-check-point-2/)
- [License expiration nearing for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-expiration-nearing-for-check-point/)
- [Concurrent connection limit nearing for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/concurrent-connection-limit-nearing-for-check-point/)
- [Network port(s) down for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-down-for-check-point/)
- [Configuration changed on standby member for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/configuration-changed-on-standby-member-for-check-point/)
- [High CPU usage per core(s) for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-cores-for-check-point/)
- [High CPU Usage per Chassis and Blade for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for-check-point/)
- [Permanent/Monitored VPN tunnel(s) down for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/permanent-monitored-vpn-tunnels-down-for-check-point/)
- [Cluster has preemption enabled for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-has-preemption-enabled-for-check-point/)
- [Host missing from hosts file for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/host-missing-from-hosts-file-for-check-point/)
- [OSPF neighbor(s) down for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/ospf-neighbors-down-for-check-point/)
- [Software end of support nearing for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/software-end-of-support-nearing-for-check-point/)
- [License expired for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-expired-for-check-point/)
- [Certificate(s) has expired for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/certificates-has-expired-for-check-point/)
- [Contract(s) has expired for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/contracts-has-expired-for-check-point/)
- [Certificate(s) expiration nearing for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/certificates-expiration-nearing-for-check-point/)
- [Contract(s) expiration nearing for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/contracts-expiration-nearing-for-check-point/)
- [Bond Operating Without Sufficient Slave Interfaces for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/bond-operating-without-sufficient-slave-interfaces-for-check-point/)
- [Per-virtual-system concurrent connection limit nearing for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/per-virtual-system-concurrent-connection-limit-nearing-for-check-point/)
- [Core dump files found for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/core-dump-files-found-for-check-point/)
- [Next hop inaccessible for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/next-hop-inaccessible-for-check-point/)
- [In CoreXL a single core shouldn't handle both interface interrupts and fw worker for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/in-corexl-a-single-core-shouldnt-handle-both-interface-interrupts-and-fw-worker-for-check-point/)
- [SmartEvent log handling too slow for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/smartevent-log-handling-too-slow-for-check-point/)
- [More than one sync interface defined for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/more-than-one-sync-interface-defined-for-check-point/)
- [Firewall kernel table limit approaching for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/firewall-kernel-table-limit-approaching-for-check-point/)
- [Firewall kernel memory usage high for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/firewall-kernel-memory-usage-high-for-check-point/)
- [Drastic drop in concurrent connections for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/drastic-drop-in-concurrent-connections-for-check-point/)
- [Configuration Mismatch (Check Point Gaia) for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/configuration-mismatch-check-point-gaia-for-check-point/)
- [Cluster ID settings conflict for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-id-settings-conflict-for-check-point/)
- [RADIUS server uid is not 0 for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/radius-server-uid-is-not-0-for-check-point/)
- [Required interface(s) down for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/required-interfaces-down-for-check-point/)
- [Routes defined in clish/webUI are missing for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/routes-defined-in-clish-webui-are-missing-for-check-point/)
- [Some VSes have high CPU usage for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/some-vses-have-high-cpu-usage-for-check-point/)
- [High vmalloc usage for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-vmalloc-usage-for-check-point/)
- [No firewall policy loaded for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/no-firewall-policy-loaded-for-check-point/)
- [PBR rules mismatch across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/pbr-rules-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [Cluster ID mismatch across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-id-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [ClusterXL CCP mode mismatch across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/clusterxl-ccp-mode-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [Certificate authority not accessible for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/certificate-authority-not-accessible-for-check-point/)
- [Pnote(s) down for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/pnotes-down-for-check-point/)
- [Firewall policy in InitialPolicy for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/firewall-policy-in-initialpolicy-for-check-point/)
- [SecureXL configuration mismatch across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/securexl-configuration-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [Jumbo Hotfix Take mismatch across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/jumbo-hotfix-take-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [CoreXL cores-enabled mismatch across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/corexl-cores-enabled-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [Aggressive Aging enabled for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/aggressive-aging-enabled-for-check-point/)
- [Signature update status for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/signature-update-status-for-check-point/)
- [RADIUS servers used do not match across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/radius-servers-used-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [Policy mismatch across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/policy-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [License usage limit approaching for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/license-usage-limit-approaching-for-check-point/)
- [SNMP community settings do not match across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-community-settings-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [TX packets dropped for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-dropped-for-check-point/)
- [Network interface mtu does not match across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-mtu-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [High destination cache usage for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-destination-cache-usage-for-check-point/)
- [TX packets experienced collisions for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-experienced-collisions-for-check-point/)
- [RX packets overrun for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-overrun-for-check-point/)
- [Integration with identity/AAA server down for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/integration-with-identity-aaa-server-down-for-check-point/)
- [Network interface ipv4 subnet does not match across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-ipv4-subnet-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [Blade(s) down for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/blades-down-for-check-point/)
- [Critical configuration files mismatch across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/critical-configuration-files-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [Network interface duplex does not match across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-duplex-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [TACACS servers used do not match across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/tacacs-servers-used-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [Repeated failed login attempts by a user for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/repeated-failed-login-attempts-by-a-user-for-check-point/)
- [TX packets overrun for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-overrun-for-check-point/)
- [Management service down (Virtual) for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/management-service-down-virtual-for-check-point/)
- [Interface nearing maximum Tx throughput for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/interface-nearing-maximum-tx-throughput-for-check-point/)
- [RX packets dropped for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-dropped-for-check-point/)
- [Timezone mismatch across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/timezone-mismatch-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [Cluster down for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/cluster-down-for-check-point/)
- [Packet drop counters increasing for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/packet-drop-counters-increasing-for-check-point/)
- [Communication between management server and specific devices not working for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/communication-between-management-server-and-specific-devices-not-working-for-check-point/)
- [Interface nearing maximum Rx throughput for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/interface-nearing-maximum-rx-throughput-for-check-point/)
- [Network port(s) running in low speed for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-running-in-low-speed-for-check-point/)
- [SNMP location in for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-location-in-for-check-point/)
- [SNMP trap receivers' settings do not match across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-trap-receivers-settings-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [Network port(s) running in half duplex for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-running-in-half-duplex-for-check-point/)
- [Communication issues with certain log servers for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/communication-issues-with-certain-log-servers-for-check-point/)
- [Management service down (Non-Virtual) for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/management-service-down-non-virtual-for-check-point/)
- [Connected networks do not match across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/connected-networks-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [SNMP configured with community public for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-configured-with-community-public-for-check-point/)
- [Critical process(es) down (per VS) for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/critical-processes-down-per-vs-for-check-point/)
- [Critical process(es) down for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/critical-processes-down-for-check-point/)
- [Hardware element down for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/hardware-element-down-for-check-point/)
- [Management high-availability sync down for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/management-high-availability-sync-down-for-check-point/)
- [Bond/LACP interface down for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/bond-lacp-interface-down-for-check-point/)
- [Configuration changed but not saved for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/configuration-changed-but-not-saved-for-check-point/)
- [Network interface speed does not match across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-speed-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [TX packets experienced errors for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/tx-packets-experienced-errors-for-check-point/)
- [BGP peer(s) down for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/bgp-peers-down-for-check-point/)
- [SNMPv2c/v1 used for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmpv2c-v1-used-for-check-point/)
- [RX packets experienced errors for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx-packets-experienced-errors-for-check-point/)
- [Features enabled do not match across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/features-enabled-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [SNMP traps enabled settings do not match across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-traps-enabled-settings-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [SNMP contact in for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/snmp-contact-in-for-check-point/)
- [Hotfixes installed do not match requirement for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/hotfixes-installed-do-not-match-requirement-for-check-point/)
- [Jumbo hotfix take does not match requirement for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/jumbo-hotfix-take-does-not-match-requirement-for-check-point/)
- [Static routing table does not match across cluster members for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/static-routing-table-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-check-point/)
- [Users defined do not match requirement for Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/users-defined-do-not-match-requirement-for-check-point/)
- [Static routing table does not match across cluster members](https://indeni.com/alerts/static-routing-table-does-not-match-across-cluster-members/)
- [Virtual systems restarted (uptime low)](https://indeni.com/alerts/virtual-systems-restarted-uptime-low/)
- [High memory usage](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage/)
- [High memory usage for bluecoat](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-for-bluecoat/)
- [Connected networks do not match across cluster members](https://indeni.com/alerts/connected-networks-do-not-match-across-cluster-members/)
- [Network port(s) running in half duplex for bluecoat](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-running-in-half-duplex-for-bluecoat/)
- [Device uptime too high](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-uptime-too-high/)
- [Device restarted (uptime low)](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-restarted-uptime-low/)
- [Network interface duplex does not match across cluster members for bluecoat](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-interface-duplex-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for-bluecoat/)
- [Next hop inaccessible for bluecoat](https://indeni.com/alerts/next-hop-inaccessible-for-bluecoat/)
- [Next hop inaccessible](https://indeni.com/alerts/next-hop-inaccessible/)
- [High CPU Usage per Chassis and Blade for bluecoat](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for-bluecoat/)
- [High Memory Usage per Chassis and Blade](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-per-chassis-and-blade/)
- [High CPU Usage per Chassis and Blade](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-chassis-and-blade/)
- [High CPU usage per core(s) for bluecoat](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-cores-for-bluecoat/)
- [High Memory Usage per Chassis and Blade for bluecoat](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for-bluecoat/)
- [High CPU usage per core(s)](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-cores/)
- [Network port(s) down for bluecoat](https://indeni.com/alerts/network-ports-down-for-bluecoat/)
- [Static routing table does not match across cluster members for](https://indeni.com/alerts/static-routing-table-does-not-match-across-cluster-members-for/)
- [Coredumping enablement does not match requirement](https://indeni.com/alerts/coredumping-enablement-does-not-match-requirement/)
- [Virtual systems restarted (uptime low) for](https://indeni.com/alerts/virtual-systems-restarted-uptime-low-for/)
- [Bond/LACP slave interface down](https://indeni.com/alerts/bond-lacp-slave-interface-down/)
- [High memory usage for](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-for/)
- [Connected networks do not match across cluster members for](https://indeni.com/alerts/connected-networks-do-not-match-across-cluster-members-for/)
- [Management service down (Non-Virtual)](https://indeni.com/alerts/management-service-down-non-virtual/)
- [Device uptime too high for](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-uptime-too-high-for/)
- [rx_missed_errors increasing](https://indeni.com/alerts/rx_missed_errors-increasing/)
- [Device restarted (uptime low) for](https://indeni.com/alerts/device-restarted-uptime-low-for/)
- [Maximum number of routes nearing (IPv6)](https://indeni.com/alerts/maximum-number-of-routes-nearing-ipv6/)
- [](https://indeni.com/alerts/16206/)
- [Next hop inaccessible for](https://indeni.com/alerts/next-hop-inaccessible-for/)
- [High CPU Usage per Chassis and Blade for](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for/)
- [High Memory Usage per Chassis and Blade for](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-memory-usage-per-chassis-and-blade-for/)
- [High CPU usage per core(s) for](https://indeni.com/alerts/high-cpu-usage-per-cores-for/)

## Partners

- [Era Defense](https://indeni.com/partners/era-defense/)
- [Infosec](https://indeni.com/partners/infosec/)
- [Infonet](https://indeni.com/partners/infonet/)
- [Pentesec Limited](https://indeni.com/partners/pentesec-limited/)
- [Cyber Force Total Security Solutions](https://indeni.com/partners/cyber-force-total-security-solutions/)
- [Datec Inc.](https://indeni.com/partners/datec-inc/)
- [Soluciones Seguras](https://indeni.com/partners/soluciones-seguras/)
- [Sycomp](https://indeni.com/partners/sycomp/)
- [Sayers](https://indeni.com/partners/sayers/)
- [Iovations](https://indeni.com/partners/iovations/)
- [Softcat](https://indeni.com/partners/softcat/)
- [Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/partners/palo-alto-networks/)
- [F5 Networks](https://indeni.com/partners/f5-networks/)
- [Enterprise Consulting Group](https://indeni.com/partners/enterprise-consulting-group-2/)
- [Fortinet](https://indeni.com/partners/fortinet/)
- [Radware](https://indeni.com/partners/radware/)
- [Juniper Networks](https://indeni.com/partners/juniper-networks/)
- [Netanium Network Security, Inc.](https://indeni.com/partners/netanium-network-security-inc/)
- [MARK Enterprises](https://indeni.com/partners/mark-enterprises/)
- [Gotham Technology Group](https://indeni.com/partners/gotham-technology-group/)
- [EverSec Group](https://indeni.com/partners/eversec-group/)
- [Enterprise Consulting Group](https://indeni.com/partners/enterprise-consulting-group/)
- [Atlantic Data Security](https://indeni.com/partners/atlantic-data-security/)
- [AccessIT Group](https://indeni.com/partners/accessit-group-aitg/)
- [TrustDimension](https://indeni.com/partners/trustdimension/)
- [Vandis](https://indeni.com/partners/vandis/)
- [The Teneo Group](https://indeni.com/partners/the-teneo-group/)
- [The Bristol Group](https://indeni.com/partners/the-bristol-group-deutschland-gmbh/)
- [Structured Communication Systems, Inc.](https://indeni.com/partners/structured-communication-systems-inc/)
- [Source 44 Consulting, Inc](https://indeni.com/partners/source-44-consulting-inc/)
- [SOS Security](https://indeni.com/partners/sos-security/)
- [Solid Border](https://indeni.com/partners/solid-border/)
- [Shield 7 Consulting](https://indeni.com/partners/shield-7-consulting/)
- [SEFISA](https://indeni.com/partners/sefisa/)
- [Securrent](https://indeni.com/partners/securrent/)
- [QBS Software Ltd](https://indeni.com/partners/qbs-software-ltd/)
- [Optiv](https://indeni.com/partners/optiv/)
- [New Tech Solutions, Inc](https://indeni.com/partners/new-tech-solutions-inc/)
- [Midpoint Technology](https://indeni.com/partners/midpoint-technology/)
- [Intrasystems](https://indeni.com/partners/intrasystems/)
- [I-Teco](https://indeni.com/partners/i-teco/)
- [Enterprise Networks Solutions](https://indeni.com/partners/enterprise-networks-solutions/)
- [Dimension Data](https://indeni.com/partners/dimension-data/)
- [Conexsys Communications Ltd](https://indeni.com/partners/conexsys-communications-ltd/)
- [Cadre](https://indeni.com/partners/cadre/)
- [Barikat Bilisim](https://indeni.com/partners/barikat-bilisim/)
- [Bacher Systems](https://indeni.com/partners/bacher-systems/)
- [Arteria Comunicaciones](https://indeni.com/partners/arteria-comunicaciones/)
- [Arrow ECS](https://indeni.com/partners/arrow-ecs/)
- [GuidePoint Security](https://indeni.com/partners/guidepoint-security/)
- [MAD Security, LLC](https://indeni.com/partners/mad-security-llc/)
- [Compuquip](https://indeni.com/partners/compuquip/)
- [SHI](https://indeni.com/partners/shi/)
- [CDW](https://indeni.com/partners/cdw/)
- [CheckPoint Technologies](https://indeni.com/partners/checkpoint-technologies/)
- [ePlus](https://indeni.com/partners/eplus/)
- [Fujitsu](https://indeni.com/partners/fujitsu/)
- [Cuebid](https://indeni.com/partners/cuebid/)
- [Systems Solutions Technologies, LLC](https://indeni.com/partners/systems-solutions-technologies-llc/)
- [World Wide Technology](https://indeni.com/partners/world-wide-technology/)
- [Zensar Technologies, Inc.](https://indeni.com/partners/zensar-technologies-inc/)
- [Cisco](https://indeni.com/partners/cisco/)
- [Intel](https://indeni.com/partners/intel/)

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- [Zensar Technologies, Inc.](https://indeni.com/customers/zensar-technologies-inc/)
- [Wright Flood](https://indeni.com/customers/wright-flood/)
- [WellSpan](https://indeni.com/customers/wellspan/)
- [The University of Alabama](https://indeni.com/customers/the-university-of-alabama/)
- [JSC Unicreditbank](https://indeni.com/customers/jsc-unicreditbank/)
- [Trinity Health](https://indeni.com/customers/trinity-health/)
- [State of Massachusetts IT](https://indeni.com/customers/state-of-massachusetts-it/)
- [Soluciones Seguras](https://indeni.com/customers/soluciones-seguras/)
- [Softcat](https://indeni.com/customers/softcat/)
- [Sanlam](https://indeni.com/customers/sanlam/)
- [Ryder System, Inc.](https://indeni.com/customers/ryder-system-inc/)
- [Prudential Financial](https://indeni.com/customers/prudential-financial/)
- [Pfizer](https://indeni.com/customers/pfizer/)
- [Pelephone](https://indeni.com/customers/pelephone/)
- [Pegasus Airlines](https://indeni.com/customers/pegasus-airlines/)
- [Paragon Asset Recovery](https://indeni.com/customers/paragon-asset-recovery/)
- [O'Reilly Auto Parts](https://indeni.com/customers/oreilly-auto-parts/)
- [Office Depot](https://indeni.com/customers/office-depot/)
- [NYC DoITT](https://indeni.com/customers/nyc-doitt/)
- [New Jersey Transit](https://indeni.com/customers/new-jersey-transit/)
- [Natixis](https://indeni.com/customers/natixis/)
- [MasterCard International](https://indeni.com/customers/mastercard-international/)
- [Israel Airport Authority](https://indeni.com/customers/israel-airport-authority/)
- [Iowa Department of Transportation](https://indeni.com/customers/iowa-department-of-transportation/)
- [Israeli Defense Force](https://indeni.com/customers/israeli-defense-force/)
- [The Hartford](https://indeni.com/customers/the-hartford/)
- [Harris Associates](https://indeni.com/customers/harris-associates/)
- [Gunes Insurance Company](https://indeni.com/customers/gunes-insurance-company/)
- [Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston](https://indeni.com/customers/federal-home-loan-bank-of-boston/)
- [Enterprise Consulting Group](https://indeni.com/customers/enterprise-consulting-group/)
- [Eastern Bank Wealth Management](https://indeni.com/customers/eastern-bank-wealth-management/)
- [Dubuque County](https://indeni.com/customers/dubuque-county/)
- [Doe Run Company](https://indeni.com/customers/doe-run-company/)
- [County of Ventura](https://indeni.com/customers/county-of-ventura/)
- [Costar Group](https://indeni.com/customers/costar-group/)
- [Commonwealth of Massachusetts](https://indeni.com/customers/commonwealth-of-massachusetts/)
- [Comcast](https://indeni.com/customers/comcast/)
- [City of Kirkwood](https://indeni.com/customers/city-of-kirkwood/)
- [Children's Hospital of Philadelphia](https://indeni.com/customers/childrens-hospital-of-philadelphia/)
- [CDL Group Holdings](https://indeni.com/customers/cdl-group-holdings/)
- [Cable & Wireless Panama](https://indeni.com/customers/cable-wireless-panama/)
- [Boston Scientific](https://indeni.com/customers/boston-scientific/)
- [Blue Cross Blue Shield of Massachusetts](https://indeni.com/customers/blue-cross-blue-shield-of-massachusetts/)
- [Betsson Group](https://indeni.com/customers/betsson-group/)
- [Baystate Health](https://indeni.com/customers/baystate-health/)
- [Bank Hapoalim](https://indeni.com/customers/bank-hapoalim/)
- [ASM Assembly Systems Weymouth Ltd](https://indeni.com/customers/asm-assembly-systems-weymouth-ltd/)
- [Blue Cross Blue Shield of Georgia](https://indeni.com/customers/blue-cross-blue-shield-of-georgia/)
- [Anaheim Union High School District](https://indeni.com/customers/anaheim-union-high-school-district/)
- [Anthem BlueCross BlueShield](https://indeni.com/customers/anthem-bluecross-blueshield/)

## Resources

- [BlueCat Infrastructure Assurance for Integrity Solution Brief](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/bluecat-infrastructure-assurance-for-integrity-solution-brief/)
- [Firewall Best Practices Every Enterprise Should Follow](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/firewall-best-practices-every-enterprise-should-follow/): Read about Firewall Best Practices Every Enterprise Should Follow
- [Inside Indeni for Check Point Maestro](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/inside-indeni-for-check-point-maestro/)
- [Fortinet Solution Brief](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/fortinet-solution-brief/)
- [Maintaining Stability of Palo Alto Networks Firewalls](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/maintaining-stability-of-palo-alto-networks-firewalls/): Learn how you can prevent costly disruptions with your Palo Alto Networks firewalls and better prepare your IT infrastructure, during this time.
- [Ensuring Reliability of Cisco ASA devices](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/ensuring-reliability-of-cisco-asa-devices/): Learn about the steps you can take to prevent costly disruptions with your Cisco ASA devices and better prepare your IT infrastructure, during this time.
- [Network & Security Automation Trends Report 2020](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/network-security-automation-trends-report-2/)
- [How SIA is Revolutionizing Cybersecurity Whitepaper](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/how-security-infrastructure-automation-is-revolutionizing-cybersecurity-whitepaper/)
- [O'Reilly Auto Parts Case Study](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/oreilly-auto-parts-case-study/)
- [Demisto Integration Solution Brief](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/demisto-integration-solution-brief/)
- [The R80.x Adoption Experience by the Numbers](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/the-r80-x-adoption-experience-by-the-numbers/)
- [Check Point Deployment Trends 2020](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/check-point-deployment-trends-2020/)
- [Forrester Webinar - Asses Your Network Automation](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/forrester-webinar-asses-your-network-automation/)
- [Indeni Product Evaluation Guide](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/indeni-product-evaluation-guide/)
- [Travelex Case Study](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/case-study-travelex/)
- [Pelephone Case Study](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/case-study-pelephone/)
- [FXCM Case Study](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/case-study-fxcm/)
- [Leumi Case Study](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/case-study-leumi/)
- [Indeni Company Overview](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/indeni-company-overview/)
- [Indeni 7.0 Webinar - On-Demand](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/indeni-7-0-webinar-on-demand/)
- [Indeni Webinar: Avoid Fortinet Stumbling Blocks](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/indeni-webinar-avoid-fortinet-stumbling-blocks/)
- [Request a Demo](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/request-a-demo/)
- [Test Drive Indeni](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/test-drive-indeni/)
- [Download Indeni](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/download-indeni/)
- [Check Point Automation Elements](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/check-point-knowledge/)
- [F5 Networks Automation Elements](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/f5-knowledge/)
- [Fortinet Automation Elements](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/fortinet-knowledge/)
- [Juniper Automation Elements](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/juniper-knowledge/)
- [Palo Alto Networks Automation Elements](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/palo-alto-networks-knowledge/)
- [Radware Automation Elements](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/radware-knowledge/)
- [Firewall Best Practices 2019](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/firewall-best-practices-report/)
- [Network & Security Automation Trends 2018](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/network-security-automation-trends-report/)
- [Check Point Automation Trends 2018](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/check-point-automation-trends/)
- [Palo Alto Networks Integration Documentation](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/palo-alto-networks-integration-documentation/)
- [Sheetz Case Study](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/case-study-sheetz/)
- [Air Traffic Control for NGFW One Pager](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/air-traffic-control-for-ngfw-one-pager/)
- [Palo Alto Networks: Air Traffic Control For NGFW Webinar](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/palo-alto-networks-air-traffic-control-for-ngfw-webinar/)
- [IKL Training Module 4d: Pull Request](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/ikl-training-module-4d-pull-request/)
- [IKL Training Module 4c: Using SourceTree](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/ikl-training-module-4c-using-sourcetree/)
- [IKL Training Module 4b: Command Runner](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/ikl-training-module-4b-command-runner/)
- [IKL Training Module 4a: Setting Up IKL Environment](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/ikl-training-module-4a-setting-up-ikl-environment/)
- [IKL Training 3b: Advanced JSON XML Parsing](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/ikl-training-3b-advanced-json-xml-parsing/)
- [IKL Training 3a: Basic JSON XML Parsing](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/ikl-training-3a-basic-json-xml-parsing/)
- [IKL Training Module 2: Interrogation & Monitoring](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/ikl-training-module-2-interrogation-monitoring/)
- [IKL Training Module 1: Introduction](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/ikl-training-module-1-introduction/)
- [Healthcare Solution Brief](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/healthcare-solution-brief/)
- [Financial Services Solution Brief](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/financial-services-solution-brief/)
- [Check Point Solution Brief](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/check-point-solution-brief/)
- [Palo Alto Networks Solution Brief](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/palo-alto-networks-solution-brief/)
- [Check Point VSX Whitepaper](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/check-point-vsx-whitepaper/)
- [Running VSX Like a Pro Tech Talk](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/running-vsx-like-a-pro-tech-talk/)
- [On-Demand Webinar: IT Ops Productivity](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/on-demand-webinar-it-ops-productivity/)
- [Indeni Insight White Paper](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/indeni-insight/)
- [Check Point Deployment Trends 2019](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/check-point-deployment-trends-2019/)
- [How Indeni Works White Paper](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/how-indeni-works/)
- [F5 Networks Runbook: Root Cause of Sudden Drop of Traffic](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/f5-networks-runbook-root-cause-of-sudden-drop-of-traffic/)
- [F5 Networks Runbook: Improve Application Performance to Handle More User Traffic](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/f5-networks-runbook-improve-application-performance-to-handle-more-user-traffic/)
- [Palo Alto Networks Runbook: Troubleshooting VPN Tunnel Connectivity](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/palo-alto-networks-runbook-troubleshooting-vpn-tunnel-connectivity/)
- [Palo Alto Networks Runbook: Troubleshooting Panorama Disconnection to a Managed Firewall](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/palo-alto-networks-runbook-troubleshooting-panorama-disconnection-to-a-managed-firewall/)
- [Webinar: Perks of Crowdsourced Knowledge](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/webinar-perks-of-crowdsourced-knowledge/)
- [Indeni Datasheet](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/indeni-6-0-datasheet/)
- [Bring Your Organization Into the Digital Future](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/bring-your-organization-into-the-digital-future/)
- [Indeni Knowledge Technical Overview](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/indeni-knowledge-technical-overview/)
- [IT Buyer's Guide to Infrastructure Management](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/it-buyers-guide-to-infrastructure-management/)
- [Cut Troubleshooting Time in Half](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/cut-troubleshooting-time-in-half/)
- [The Hidden Impact of Network Downtime](https://indeni.com/indeni-resources/the-hidden-impact-of-network-downtime/)

## Careers

- [Account Executive](https://indeni.com/careers/account-executive/): About The Position Indeni is an amazing organization made up of talented, hardworking people. We are on a mission to make the world safer with our software that ensures security devices work as intended. We are winning Global 2000 companies with our market-leading security solution. Indeni’s outstanding culture makes working here exciting, meaningful, and rewarding.

## Categories

- [Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/alerts/category/palo-alto-networks/)
- [F5](https://indeni.com/alerts/category/f5/)
- [Check Point](https://indeni.com/alerts/category/check-point/)
- [Cisco Nexus](https://indeni.com/alerts/category/cisco-nexus/)
- [Linux](https://indeni.com/alerts/category/linux/)
- [Fortinet FortiGate](https://indeni.com/alerts/category/fortinet/)
- [Juniper SRX](https://indeni.com/alerts/category/juniper/)
- [Radware Alteon](https://indeni.com/alerts/category/radware/)

## Asset Types

- [White Paper](https://indeni.com/resources/asset_type/white-paper/): White Paper
- [Webinar](https://indeni.com/resources/asset_type/webinar/): Webinar
- [Research](https://indeni.com/resources/asset_type/research/): Research
- [Case Study](https://indeni.com/resources/asset_type/case-study/): Your path to automation starts here.
- [Solution Brief](https://indeni.com/resources/asset_type/solution-brief/): Solution Brief
- [Runbook](https://indeni.com/resources/asset_type/runbook/): Runbook
- [Training](https://indeni.com/resources/asset_type/training/): Training
- [Datasheet](https://indeni.com/resources/asset_type/datasheet/): Datasheet
- [Report](https://indeni.com/resources/asset_type/report/): Report
- [Dev Tool](https://indeni.com/resources/asset_type/dev-tool/)
- [Videos](https://indeni.com/resources/asset_type/videos/)
- [Automation Report](https://indeni.com/resources/asset_type/automation-report/)
- [Automation Elements](https://indeni.com/resources/asset_type/knowledge/)

## Technology Interests

- [Check Point](https://indeni.com/resources/technology_interest/check-point/)
- [Palo Alto Networks](https://indeni.com/resources/technology_interest/palo-alto-networks/)
- [F5](https://indeni.com/resources/technology_interest/f5/)
- [Indeni](https://indeni.com/resources/technology_interest/indeni/)
- [Fortinet](https://indeni.com/resources/technology_interest/fortinet/)
- [Juniper](https://indeni.com/resources/technology_interest/juniper/)
- [Radware](https://indeni.com/resources/technology_interest/radware/)
- [Cisco](https://indeni.com/resources/technology_interest/cisco/)
- [BlueCat](https://indeni.com/resources/technology_interest/bluecat/)