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To help us reinforce the concept of a gateway firewall on one of our gateways

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in NSX,

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I'd like to propose this scenario for you and here it is. The customer had a

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tech

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configuring a gateway firewall policy on gateway B that is right there.

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And as part of that policy, the intention was to have a rule that permitted all

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HTTP traffic

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if it's sourced from over here on the 1020 zero network and destined over here

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to the 1010

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zero network. They wanted that traffic to be denied. However, unfortunately,

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when clients try here
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when clients try here

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from the segment 20 to access a web server over here on segment 10,

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unfortunately it is still working

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with HTTP. So your challenge should you choose to accept it is to think for a

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moment about what

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could possibly be wrong and why isn't that control at gateway B being enforced

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is the actual rule

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written incorrectly or is the rule disabled, etc. I'd like you to think just

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for a moment about

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what would cause that rule not to be matched on and not to deny that traffic.

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And then secondly,

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I'd like you to use the screenshots following this video. And in those
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I'd like you to use the screenshots following this video. And in those

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screenshots, I'm going to

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have information about various aspects of our configuration in NSX. And based

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on those screenshots

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and what we've been through together in this skill, I'd like you to identify

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what you think

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the problem is with the current configuration that is still permitting HTTP

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traffic from 1020

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zero to HTTP services over here on 10 10. So go ahead now and take a few

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minutes and consider

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based on the screenshots, what you think is incorrect. And when you are ready,
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based on the screenshots, what you think is incorrect. And when you are ready,

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join me in the next video and we'll do a walk through together and we'll

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compare notes.

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So I'll see you in that next video when you are ready.

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