CLI find security rule, known IP address

[Wbm]

I have one question to engineers Paloalto, why from CLI can't find security rules which include example IP address. What is to difficult create that function?

Why such an advanced device does not have such a simple search. Another thing lack this function in CLI is big problem because i must used GUI.

What for is CLI?

[panos]

Hi,

you can use

test security-policy-match

to find the security rule if you know source ip.

[Wbm]

it doesn't work if your security rule contain field "user"
example:
user cn=net_server ,ou=paloalto,dc=paloalto.org

[panos]

it is working in my lab

test security-policy-match source-user dc\student1 source 192.168.10.17 destination 0.0.0.0  protocol 1

testrule {

        from any;

        source 192.168.10.17;

        source-region none;

        to any;

        destination any;

        destination-region none;

        user dc\student1;

        category any;

        application/service [ youtube-base/any/any/any youtube-safety-m/any/any/

any youtube-uploadin/any/any/any youtube-posting/any/any/any ];

        action deny;

        terminal no;

}

[Wbm]

Yes i know it's working if use dc\nameuser.

Please use domain group Active Directory

example:

user cn=net_server ,ou=paloalto,dc=paloalto.org

[panos]

domain group ?

there is no option for group with that command

[panos]

let me try with group

[panos]

seems group is not supported.

but maybe there is a way with writing in another format but I don't know that.

[Wbm]

I have about 400 rules which use domain group. domaing group match to security rules.

Example

RED {
        from zone-lan;
        source any;
        source-region none;
        to zone-dmz ;
        destination 192.168.83.105;
        destination-region none;
        user cn=red,ou=paloalto,dc=paloalto.org;
        category any;
        application/service  any/tcp/any/3000;
        action allow;
        terminal yes;

It work's.

[_slv_]

I have different way to get the rule, this not answer your question directly - but maybe will be helpfull.

from CLI:

show session all filter source 192.168.1.35

or if you know aplication:

show session all filter application ssh source 192.168.1.35

and next:

show session id XXXXX

you will see in "rule" parametr name of security policy what are you looking for.

regards

Slawek