Anyone using save/load filter optins under Monitor tab?

[Raido_Rattameister]

Out of curiosity is anyone using Save Filter and Load Filter options under Monitor tab and find them user friendly?

I have mentioned to Palo representatives few times that filter field should have droppdown history like browser address bars have but they always suggest to go with save/load option that i really dislike 🙂

[BPry]

The only time I use them is usually really long queries that generally and even then they have to include specific threat identification ids before I use them. Usually I just forget that they are even there and move on. I see PAs point with not wanting a drop down history though; I run a lot of query's that I will likely never need again and wouldn't want them constantly popping up. 

[Raido_Rattameister]

Yeah issue is that usually you are working on something and have filter almost set.

And then colleque comes and asks "hey please check this for me real quick...".

Notepad helps out in those cases but there must be easier way.

[jvalentine]

I only have one filter saved, but it's one I use all the time while in the Unified Log Viewer.  It's:

    (action neq allow) and (action neq alert) and (app neq teredo) and (app neq quic) and (addr in x.x.x.x)

This one is great because it will show you if something's being blocked for a specific IP address, inbound or outbound, URL or Threat, or File Type, etc.  I put the teredo/quic apps in there because they're blocked & logged right now and I don't want to see those in this specific query.  I also use the more generic "addr in x.x.x.x" instead of specifying source or destination address... because I want to see hits where x.x.x.x was the source (usually outbound connections, URLs, etc.) but also want x.x.x.x as the destination too (for blocked files, threats, etc.)