All spoke subnets are not propagating or associating the hub default route table.

This does not happen until I add the route to the PA vNet.

The traffic bypasses the Palo Alto all together and instead just goes right through the hub.

As soon as I associate a route (10.0.0.0/8 to palo vnet) to the spokes, I can ping a gateway located in one of the SD WAN subnets.

Trusted subnet route table has a route forwarding all 10.0.0.0/8 traffic to the hub.

PA vNet had None route table propagating and None route table associating from the hub.

Rule propagated to spoke vnets to send all 10.0.0.0/8 traffic to the ip address of the PA untrusted interface in the PA vnet.

PaloAlto deployed in PA Vnet with three subnets.

Traffic flows back into vWAN and throught the ER.

Forward the traffic to the trusted interface in the trusted subnet which will have a route to forward all traffic destined for sd-wan subnets.

Have the PA Filter traffic appropriately.

Propagate a spoke route to forward all traffic destined for sd-wan subnets to the PA un-trusted interface ip in the untrusted subnet.

Create a VNet for the PaloAlto to live with 3 subnets (mgmt, trust, and untrust).

Attach the Express Route Circuit to the VirtualWAN Hub.

The current plan which has not been successful thus far is the following. I would like to avoid using peering if possible as the client is already using VirtualWAN to interconnect spokes and common services. Because a PaloAlto cannot be directly integrated with a Virtual WAN hub, I need a workaround. I am looking to leverage a PaloAlto VM Series firewall to secure an ExpressRoute circuit. Note that other Palo Alto devices and technology may contain the same flaw, but were not tested.Hey all. If the device has an auto-update mechanism for firmware, a man-in-the-middle attack would be more feasible. social engineering, hosting on a phishing site, man-in-the-middle a legitimate download). Try and ensure a dictionary before running eval on itĮxploitation of this issue would require tricking an administrator to install a file from a malicious source (e.g. During the installation of the firmware, the system will execute python code within an image file before verifying the signature of the of the file. Palo Alto Networks Panorama VM Appliance, running PAN-OS version 6.0 contains a flaw related to the processing of new firmware.

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