The concept of a "red magic tablet" refers to a hypothetical device or object that possesses supernatural or extraordinary powers. In folklore and mystical traditions, the color red is often associated with power, energy, and intensity. As such, a red magic tablet is imagined to be a tool that harnesses these qualities for various purposes. The idea of a red magic tablet has been popularized in literature, movies, and video games, where it is often depicted as a mystical artifact capable of granting the user immense power or fulfilling their deepest desires. In some narratives, a red magic tablet is believed to have the ability to manipulate elements, control minds, or even grant immortality. It is often sought after by individuals who desire ultimate power and are willing to go to great lengths to obtain it.
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It is often sought after by individuals who desire ultimate power and are willing to go to great lengths to obtain it. In these stories, the tablet becomes a central plot device, with characters embarking on quests and facing numerous challenges to find and unlock its hidden potential. One of the most famous depictions of a red magic tablet can be found in the popular manga and anime series "Naruto.
Is it possible to use the Client Authentication Agent through an IPSec VPN tunnel
I have forward all traffic from branch to HQ with IPsec VPN.
Is it possible to use the Client Authentication Agent through the IPSec VPN tunnel at branch?
I have disable the LAN client authentication in branch, and enable the VPN client authentication in HQ,
but it was failed to authenticate user from branch to HQ.
I know UTM can do that.
Is it possible at Sophos XG?
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it should work like UTM does in the same way. Did you add the magic IP in the remote network objects?
0 ShunzeLee over 3 years ago in reply to lferrara- I have forward all traffic from branch to HQ.
So the magic IP should be forwarded to HQ too.
It conflicts between the them.
Is it possible to resolve the issue?
0 Vishal_R over 3 years ago in reply to ShunzeLeeIt will not create a conflict issue as CAA use 1.2.3.4 on port 9922 while Wifi use 1.2.3.4 on port 2712.
So packet will route correctly based on destination port binded with 1.2.3.4
Please ensure that "Client Authentication" is on under Appliance access settings over VPN zone.
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I already do that, but it doesn't work.
Although traffic to 1.2.3.4 will pass through IPsec Tunnel IP 10.81.234.6.
But authentication from branch failed.
No any log can be find on HQ's authentication log.
0 Vishal_R over 3 years ago in reply to ShunzeLeeAs updated by ,Please update magic IP as well in tunnel subnet.
On BO end along with 10.1.1.52/32 add 1.2.3.4/32 on local network end and vice versa on HO end and make the tunnel up and verify the status.
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Magic IP for branch user should forward to HQ.
Branch local network add the magic IP?
I think you are wrong!
0 Vishal_R over 3 years ago in reply to ShunzeLeeYes you are correct and please ignore the last comment on adding magic IP over IPSec as that is not needed.
I have checked setup similar to yours in my LAB and I have confirmed below details.
BO XG IPSec SA:
HO XG IPSec SA:
BO XG Authentication Agent settings:
HO XG Authentication Agent settings:
BO XG will not forward 1.2.3.4 traffic over IPSec to HO XG as BO XG will listen traffic on port 9922. So BO will consider that request is for BO firewall it self though Authentication agent is off on all zone and further it will not take any action on that packet as we have not set authentication agent on BO.
So to confirm more on that further I have stopped the authentication service on BO XG and checked again however iptable chains for 1.2.3.4 still remain present on BO XG with authentication service status off and due to that reason magic IP traffic will be intercepted by BO XG device only for 1.2.3.4. so CAA will not work with the setup which you would like to achieve.
Workaround:
I have checked the login via captive portal and it is working and user is reflecting under live user.
Manually Access Captive portal from BO machine to check login.
User reflected on HO with live user with BO system IP.
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Reviews for "Red Magic TBALET: A Gaming Powerhouse with a Sleek Design"
1) John - 2/5 stars
I was really disappointed with the Red Magic tablet. The performance was not up to par with my expectations, and the battery life was abysmal. The screen also seemed to have a lot of glare, making it difficult to use in certain lighting conditions. Overall, I would not recommend this tablet to others.
2) Sarah - 1/5 stars
I regret purchasing the Red Magic tablet. The build quality was subpar, with a lot of creaking and flexing. The software was also buggy, with frequent crashes and slow response times. The camera quality was also very poor, making it unusable for photography or video calls. Save your money and invest in a better tablet.
3) Michael - 2/5 stars
The Red Magic tablet was a huge disappointment. The display had a lot of screen bleeding, which made the overall viewing experience very distracting. The sound quality was also below average, with muffled audio and lack of clarity. The tablet also felt cheap and plasticky, making it an overall unpleasant device to use. I would not recommend this tablet to anyone in search of a quality product.
4) Emily - 3/5 stars
While the Red Magic tablet had some decent features, I found it to be lacking in several areas. The storage capacity was very limited, and the tablet quickly became slow and unresponsive as it filled up. The speakers were also not very loud or clear, making it difficult to enjoy multimedia content. Overall, it was an average tablet that did not meet my expectations.