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A while back I wrote a blog post about enabling global logging on security rules. This week I applied the same technique to enable ping on all zones for testing / troubleshooting purposes.
Instead
of adding ping as a host-inbound-traffic system-service to all zones,
and if you have a couple this means some configuring, you can solve this
by adding just 3 (three) lines of config to the firewall.
Juniper entered the realm of
application firewalling since the release of Junos 11.4 (for SRX
platforms). A realm that is mainly dominated by Palo Alto (they
basically invented it) and Checkpoint, but more and more vendor's are
starting to move in on that territory.
And Juniper is one of those vendors that started to implement Application Firewalling (AppFW) on their (SRX) firewalls.
In the 'old' days, Safari was probably the only Internet browser with some decent color management. The problem was that images displayed in Firefox and Internet Explorer looked a bit desaturated and lighter.
Now, in FireFox 3 you have the opportunity of enabling color management. Just set the following configuration option to 'true' (by double clicking) in the FireFox configuration settings (to access the config-part of FireFox, just type about:config in the address bar).
gfx.color_management.enabled
This feature is turned off by default. Restart firefox and be amazed by the colors in your photos on the Internet