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Command to Not Display Names in the CLI?

L3 Networker

In the Cisco ASA at the CLI there is a command to not display names but their IP addresses: no names.

Is there a similar command in PAN-OS; I'm using v 8.1.13? My goal is to list/export NAT policies without names as the individuals who will review this will recognize IP addresses.

Thanks for any help.

 

Jeff

Passionate about network infrastructure and all things Palo Alto Networks.
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L6 Presenter

@jeff6strings,

 

There are few cli commands in PANOS to list down the running NAT polices but it comes up with names.

 

show running nat-policy

show running nat-policy-addresses

 

But if you do some filter like shown below, it will not show the names for the NAT rule. Will show only addresses used in the NAT policy.

 

show running nat-policy | except index

show running nat-policy-addresses | except index

 

Hope it helps!

Mayur

M

Check out my YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@NetworkTalks

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L6 Presenter

@jeff6strings,

 

There are few cli commands in PANOS to list down the running NAT polices but it comes up with names.

 

show running nat-policy

show running nat-policy-addresses

 

But if you do some filter like shown below, it will not show the names for the NAT rule. Will show only addresses used in the NAT policy.

 

show running nat-policy | except index

show running nat-policy-addresses | except index

 

Hope it helps!

Mayur

M

Check out my YouTube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@NetworkTalks
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