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- Looking for an updated "Load Partial Config" cheat sheet for PanOS 9
Looking for an updated "Load Partial Config" cheat sheet for PanOS 9
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With the upgrade to PanOS 9, I'm assuming the xpath has changed since I'm getting "invalid syntax" when trying to use the version that worked with 8.1.x.
Does anyone have an updated one or know what the xpath's changed to?
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Thank you to Mark Bowling for answering this for me. Posting it here for the community:
the Syntax for 9.x forces you to put the "from filename.xml" portion of the load config partial statement at the end instead of at the beginning.
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Thank you to Mark Bowling for answering this for me. Posting it here for the community:
the Syntax for 9.x forces you to put the "from filename.xml" portion of the load config partial statement at the end instead of at the beginning.
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