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Import Rulebase from CSV

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I trying to migrate Watchguard to Palo Alto and trying to import the rule base from CSV file.

 

It seem to work well if I have only on value in each field of a policy, e.g. only single zone, single address or service.

 

Is it possible to have multiple field values, let’s say a security policy with multiple source addresses and multiple services, etc.?

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L5 Sessionator

Yes this is possible, you will need to comma separate the objects within a field mapping. Make sure there are no spaces between the commas also. 

 

See the example below.

 

One point to note is that the referenced objects (address/servcie) must already be created prior to the import.

 

 

access-rule;from;LAN;to;LAN;action;allow;source;src-address;group;SRC-Addresses;service;name;HTTPS-Management;destination;dst-address;group;X-ManagementIP,address2,address3;

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L5 Sessionator

Yes this is possible, you will need to comma separate the objects within a field mapping. Make sure there are no spaces between the commas also. 

 

See the example below.

 

One point to note is that the referenced objects (address/servcie) must already be created prior to the import.

 

 

access-rule;from;LAN;to;LAN;action;allow;source;src-address;group;SRC-Addresses;service;name;HTTPS-Management;destination;dst-address;group;X-ManagementIP,address2,address3;

I tried use comma separate the objects within a field mapping, but not working.

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Hi @P.VnHuy 

I saw your post also in below article next to CSV import guide.

https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/t5/expedition-articles/a-how-to-guide-on-the-import-csv-option/ta-...

Could you elaborate more your issue? Also an example of your CSV file will be helpful, could you send an email to fwmigrate@paloaltonetworks.com with an example of the CSV file you want to import.

Thanks,

David

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