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Adding address objects and tagging them via CLI.

L3 Networker

In my network we tag certain IP addresses for various reasons on our Palo Alto's. Sometimes we will get a large batch of these that need to be done and manually creating an address object and then tagging it via the GUi can be time consuming (to say the least).

 

I'm wondering if there is a way to add these object groups and tag them via the CLI.

 

I'm running a Panorama with an HA pair of physical boxes if that makes a difference.

 

Thanks.

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L3 Networker

I ended up using this method:

 

set cli config-output-format set
configure

set device-group <device_group_name > address < address_object_name> ip-netmask <ip_address/netmask>
set device-group < device_group_name> address < adsdress_object_name > tag <tag_name>

 

Thanks!

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Community Team Member

Hi @Gareth.Doyle,

 

I think you want to use the set address / address-group commands in CLI (in configuration mode) :

 

 

> configure

# set address
# set address <name> tag  [ <tag1> <tag2>... ]
# set address-group <name> tag  [ <tag1> <tag2>... ]

 

Hope this helps !

-Kiwi.

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Cyber Elite
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Have you considered using API to inject these IPs in tagged dynamic objects?

 

Register IP Addresses and Tags Dynamically

 

Sample API workflow for Dynamic Address Objects

Tom Piens
PANgurus - Strata specialist; config reviews, policy optimization

L3 Networker

Like this

 

 

set vsys vsys1 address <address object> tag <tag> ip-netmask x.x.x.x/32

And if you want to add it to a group

 

set address-group <address group> <address object>

 

L3 Networker

I ended up using this method:

 

set cli config-output-format set
configure

set device-group <device_group_name > address < address_object_name> ip-netmask <ip_address/netmask>
set device-group < device_group_name> address < adsdress_object_name > tag <tag_name>

 

Thanks!

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