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08-14-2012 07:01 AM
Hi,
i want to place a policy with fqdn entrys completed with wildcards.
e.g.
Our PCs have names like this:
LABPC01, LABPC02, LABPC03
Now i want to deny the internet traffic for every PC with the name LABPC*
But i also want to allow it to a special list of pcs.
I wanted to use a policy with fqdn entrys - but i'm not allowed.
When i want to do an address object, an error occurs: The value does not fit the validation
Can someone please help me out?
Thank you!
axel
08-20-2012 04:04 PM
The FQDN in an address object (instead of IP address) will be resolved into an ip address during commit (and then refreshed every 20 minutes or so).
I would recommend you to avoid using FQDN in your address objects and instead redesign your network so your lab-pc's is on the same (or a few) /24 networks (or how large you need) and then set the security policy based on iprange. Perhaps in combination with userid (either through pan-agent or by captive portal).
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