it seems that you are experiencing connectivity issues when using the Broadband Provider with your Sangfor NSF3001A device. The connection is not smooth, and you are unable to ping google.com and perform nslookup for some websites.

To troubleshoot this issue, you can try the following steps:

Check the configuration: Ensure that the configuration of your Sangfor NSF3001A device is correctly set up for dual ISP connectivity. Verify that the settings for both the IP Public and Broadband connections are properly configured.

Verify the Broadband connection: Check if the Broadband connection is stable and functioning properly. You can try connecting a different device directly to the Broadband connection to see if the issue persists. If the problem persists, contact your Broadband Provider for assistance.

Check DNS settings: Verify the DNS settings on your Sangfor NSF3001A device. Ensure that the DNS servers are correctly configured for both the IP Public and Broadband connections. You can try using alternative DNS servers such as Google DNS (8.8.8.8 and 8.8.4.4) to see if it resolves the issue.

Firewall and security settings: Check if there are any firewall or security settings on your Sangfor NSF3001A device that may be blocking the Broadband connection. Review the firewall rules and security policies to ensure that they are not causing any connectivity issues.

Firmware update: Check if there are any firmware updates available for your Sangfor NSF3001A device. Updating the firmware to the latest version can sometimes resolve compatibility issues and improve overall performance.

Disabling the Vulnerability Database for RT Analytics Rule ID editing does not necessarily mean that the vulnerability is protected. This action typically means that you are modifying the behavior or configuration related to how the Vulnerability Database handles the specified rule ID.

Here are some points to consider:

Disabling a rule: When you disable a rule in the Vulnerability Database for RT Analytics, it means that the system will no longer actively monitor or enforce that specific rule. This can have implications for the overall security posture of your network, as the system will no longer provide protection or alerts related to that specific vulnerability.

Impact on protection: Disabling a rule may leave your network exposed to the vulnerability associated with that rule. It's important to carefully assess the implications of disabling a specific rule and ensure that adequate protection measures are in place to mitigate any potential risks.

Review security measures: If you have disabled a rule, it's essential to review your overall security measures and consider alternative methods for protecting against the vulnerability. This might include implementing other security controls, updating software or firmware, or applying patches to address the underlying vulnerability.

Regular assessments: Conduct regular assessments of your network's security posture to identify any gaps or vulnerabilities that may arise from disabling specific rules in the Vulnerability Database. Continuous monitoring and proactive security measures are crucial for maintaining a robust defense against potential threats.

In summary, disabling a rule in the Vulnerability Database for RT Analytics Rule ID editing does not automatically ensure protection against the associated vulnerability. It is important to assess the implications of this action and implement additional security measures as needed to safeguard your network.