Filtering for security policies with DSRI enabled

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Filtering for security policies with DSRI enabled

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Has anyone found the syntx to search in the security rule-base for any rule that has "disable server response inspection" enabled.

I attempted using 

disable-server-response-inspection eq 'yes' and other modifications of that similar syntax with no luck. I know searching for log settings is possible through the similar syntax log-start eq 'yes' etc....

Any help would be great.

 

Thank you

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if there is a way in the GUI, I can't think of it. my gut response would be to use the CLI. and basically execute the following:

 

admin@PA-220> set cli config-output-format set
admin@PA-220> configure
Entering configuration mode
[edit]
admin@PA-220# show rulebase security | match disable-server-response-inspection
set rulebase security rules test option disable-server-response-inspection yes

 

so in the above example, the only rule that has DSRI set is the rule cryptically named 'test'

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CCNA Security, PCNSE7

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L4 Transporter

if there is a way in the GUI, I can't think of it. my gut response would be to use the CLI. and basically execute the following:

 

admin@PA-220> set cli config-output-format set
admin@PA-220> configure
Entering configuration mode
[edit]
admin@PA-220# show rulebase security | match disable-server-response-inspection
set rulebase security rules test option disable-server-response-inspection yes

 

so in the above example, the only rule that has DSRI set is the rule cryptically named 'test'

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CCNA Security, PCNSE7

Thank you bradk14

 

This is better then nothing and accomplishes the job. It would be nice if the top search bar in the GUI could parrallel search functions found in the CLI.

L1 Bithead

In the GUI try (option/disable-server-response-inspection eq yes )

 

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