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Custom Signature to allow LDAPS as SSL port 636

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Hello Everyone,

 

Has anyone created a custom signature to create a custom APP-ID to allow SSL over port 636? I have read that decryption needs to be implemented for the Palo to identify the traffic to the right application but if decryption can not be completed how can this be done.

 

Thanks in advance.

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L4 Transporter

Hello @palmanza 

Is it mandatory to have a signature, or would application override suffice for your need?

I simply created a new application (copied over the things from ldap, named it ldaps), and created the override policy. The policies where ldap was listed as application were extended by ldaps.

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L4 Transporter

Hello @palmanza 

Is it mandatory to have a signature, or would application override suffice for your need?

I simply created a new application (copied over the things from ldap, named it ldaps), and created the override policy. The policies where ldap was listed as application were extended by ldaps.

JoergSchuetter_0-1581528116827.png

JoergSchuetter_1-1581528126281.png

JoergSchuetter_2-1581528135255.png

 

 

 

 

I am enforcing APP-ID and wanted to do it at the application lever but your suggestion should be good. The insteresting part is that the Palo is showing hits to the rule with the custom rule but when I review the traffic it does not show anything with that rule. Any ideas on that?

 

 

Update on my own question.

 

Looks like I needed to create the APP override which is something I have not done before but was able to do it properly and now the rule it is showing the traffic properly.

 

Thanks

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