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If security policy has associated profile and/or application is subject to content inspection, setup content inspection session

vsingh — Wed, 21 Jan 2015 18:44:04 GMT

It is mentioned in policy look-up: If security policy has associated profile and/or application is subject to content inspection,

setup content inspection session.

what are those applications which are subjected to content inspection?

what is checked first app-id or content ID-- In My view it should be app id. Please correct if I am wrong here.

How to configure content ID?

Re: If security policy has associated profile and/or application is subject to content inspection, setup content inspection session

rmonvon — Wed, 21 Jan 2015 21:11:04 GMT

Hi...Please check out this document on packet flow through the PA. You are correct, AppID is performed before content ID. You can configure content ID under File Blocking Profile. When you set the action=alert then the PA will identify the contents (.pdf, .exe, etc) and log them. You can see the various apps where we scan for contents. Thanks.

Packet Flow in PAN-OS

Re: If security policy has associated profile and/or application is subject to content inspection, setup content inspection session

Satish — Fri, 23 Jan 2015 09:08:12 GMT

Hi singh,

Content Id = IPS, Antivirus, URL Filtering, and Data Filtering Features.

For that you need to create security profile

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Satish