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01-11-2017 09:01 AM
Hello,
In some use-cases, we may want to have the following features:
Would this be some kind of processor node that handles these?
Is there something I am missing that is already doing this or maybe doing it in a different way than I have framed it up?
Thanks
~ Andrew
01-13-2017 10:07 PM
Hi @andrew.stanton,
all your points are extremely good. A manual approval workflow and notifications is something we are planning to add and we have started thinking about it. As a starting point how would you like to handle notifications ? email ? Slack ?
About filtering, you can use whitelists or infilters feature of nodes to filter out specific URLs.
Thanks,
luigi
01-13-2017 10:07 PM
Hi @andrew.stanton,
all your points are extremely good. A manual approval workflow and notifications is something we are planning to add and we have started thinking about it. As a starting point how would you like to handle notifications ? email ? Slack ?
About filtering, you can use whitelists or infilters feature of nodes to filter out specific URLs.
Thanks,
luigi
01-17-2017 02:13 PM
standard internal corporate SMTP would likely be a good starting point
maybe syslog as well
i would adhere to similar methodologies as the firewall software for continuity, but your development resources are probably different than for PAN-OS. I don't know much about RSS, but would that be a good idea? HTTP callout? SNMP trap would probably be unnecessary and never adopted.
Do you have an example on the filtering with whitelists or infilters feature or point me to another document?
Thanks
~ Andrew
02-05-2018 04:37 PM
I echo the suggestions below. If there was also a robust API, this might be able to be scripted external to MM, but even just a syslog would be useful to create at least the notification.
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