Limitations in PAN-OS 11.0
What are the limitations related to PAN-OS 11.0 releases?
The following are limitations
associated with PAN-OS 11.0.
Issue ID | Description |
---|---|
— | The following limitations apply for on-premises Explicit
Proxy:
|
— | In Advanced Routing mode, BGP peer groups
and peers allow IPv6 NLRI to be transported over an IPv6 MP-BGP
peer and allow IPv6 NLRI to be transported over an IPv4 MP-BGP peer.
If you want to use IPv4 multicast, you are limited to only IPv4
with that peer. The firewall does not support SAFI IPv6 multicast
at all. |
PLUG-10942 | For CN-Series deployments using the Advanced
Routing Engine with the Kubernetes 3.0.0 plugin, you must configure
Advanced Routing manually on the template stack:
|
PAN-215869 | PAN-OS logs ( Monitor Logs Device Server Profiles NetFlow Network Interface The following firewalls are impacted:
|
PAN-205932 | DHCPv6 Client with Prefix Delegation is
currently incompatible with GlobalProtect. You cannot configure
GP gateways with dynamic IPv6 addresses. |
PAN-197412 | In IPSec transport mode, the traffic does
not flow if you configure BGP routes in a tunnel interface. While using
IPSec transport mode for BGP routes, configure the BGP routes on
a physical interface (for example, ethernet 1/1) and not the tunnel
interface. While IPSec tunnel mode for BGP routes works with the
tunnel interface, IPSec transport mode for BGP routes works with
the physical interface only. |
PAN-196530 | On the PA-5440 firewall, the valid range to configure the maximum
number of site-to-site VPN tunnels is from 0 to 10,000.
|
PAN-192679 | ( PA-415 and PA-445 firewalls ) The hardware
can detect the presence of a power adapter but does not detect voltage
or functionality. As a result, the firewall’s Alarm feature is unavailable
to the power supply and is only raised when the device reaches temperature limits.
Furthermore, the firewall does not display power supply details
in system logs or the CLI. |
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