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Use wildcard in user/group based policy

L0 Member

Hi,
We have a Splunk Server that sends to your id-agent (on a windows server) the information of guest users.

Now on PA We can se user@acme.com in the logs, is possbile for us create a rule for all users from acme, without define each user?

 

So a group policy without LDAP group.

We want to set in the field "source user", something like *@acme.com.

It is possible?

 

Regards
Andrea Acampa

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L4 Transporter

Hi Andrea,

 

If you're using the syslog method for your user mapping then I believe that you can't use group mapping with this method. If you want to configure group mapping then you'll need to be using a directory service such as Active Directory or eDirectory.

 

Check the Group Mapping document for more info and how you can enable this in your network.

 

https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/documentation/71/pan-os/pan-os/user-id/user-id-concepts#33876

 

A different method would be to enter a source IP range in the source field of your security policy effectively everyone in your internal network uses this rule.

 

hope this helps,

Ben

Thanks.

your reply has been very useful.

 

 

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