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09-19-2012 06:51 AM
Hello,
The use is very simple : many government agencies (social security, tax collecters...) are using SSL websites signed with own CA (which is great for their own security) but creates many problems with PA decryption.
Is there a way configure PaloAlto to exclude from Decryption of certicates generated by a list of third-party CAs I would feed by myself ?
Thank you for your time
09-19-2012 12:54 PM
Why not download their public root cert and import it as a trusted authority in your PA so it will successfully decrypt their traffic (because traffic coming from a gov site doesnt necessary mean that it is clean )
Otherwise you can add excludes to a "whitelist" in the PA (listed at )
Unfortunately I dont currently recall what the CLI command is for that...
09-20-2012 01:14 AM
Hello,
I don't trust them but :
For all these reasons, the only viable possibility is to allow to ignore SSL Decryption when cert is signed by a list third party CA that would be fed by customer. Decryption Policy panel and stack needs a real big revamp to be usable (in addtion of TLS proper implementation)
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