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session end reason = aged-out

tnegi
New Member

Hi,

What does session end reason = aged-out mean? We are facing one way audio issue. Could this be possibly a reason? 

thanks

 

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marnall
Motivator

From a cursive search, this seems to be an error associated with Palo Alto Firewalls. If this is an error message generated by a Palo Alto firewall, then you will likely find more relevant information on the Palo Alto docs or support forum.

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richgalloway
SplunkTrust
SplunkTrust

Where are you seeing that?  In what context?

Splunk doesn't process audio.  Please tell us more about the use case and the issue.

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