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Custom Gmail Signature

L3 Networker

Dears

I have followed the tutorial below to create a custom signature in order to differentiate personnal gmail accounts to our corporate gmail.

https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/docs/DOC-1494

My problem is my domain is like domain.com.br

In the tutorial example they said

for domain loggedoff.org

context: http-req-url-path

value: /a/loggedoff\.org

is that correct for me:

domain: "domain.com.br"

context: http-req-url-path

value: /a/domain\.com.br or /a/domain\.com\.br

Also I am not able to see the application when I do filter in MONITOR tab... does anyone knows if custom apps wont show up in there (monitor > traffic (do filtering)?

Thanks

2 REPLIES 2

L6 Presenter

Since . is treated as wildcard in many regexp engines you need to escape such characters. Escaping is often done by adding a backslash in front of the character you wish to escape.

Same goes with if you want to detect \ you need to escape it so its written as \\

So in your case:

value: /a/domain\.com\.br


should be the proper one.

Hi..

Thanks for your reply... I did that...

But I am still not able to see the new application in the logs (monitor > traffic)

Right now I have PA working only as web filter (virtual wire).... that means some ssl traffic is not fully recognized ?

thanks again!

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