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Configure the fail open ports on your firewall to provide a pass-through connection in the event of a power or operating system failure.

Issue the following command:
```
 set network interface fail-open yes
```
Commit your change using the commit command.
You can view the fail open status by inputting the following command:
```
show interface <port> | match "Fail Open"
```
Replace <port> with the name of the fail open port (eg. ethernet1/3).

Verify that the result says Fail Open : Enabled.