How can I filter disabled rules in the 'policies'-tab

[johan.boeckx]

Hi,

I am quite new with Palo Alto and I try to filter disabled rules, so that I only see the enabled rules. I know that a lot of syntax can be found in the monitoring tab, but since enabled/disabled rules are not in it, I cannot find. It is on the Palo alto itself, not Panorama.

[panos · Accepted solution]

Could you please test this one on policies query

(disabled eq 'yes' )

[HULK]

Hello Johan,

As per my understanding, you will not be able to segregate only disabled rule from the GUI search option. Rather, you can enable "Highlight unused rule" option, it will show you all disabled rule including any other active rule, currently not being used.

But, from the CLI, you can find out all disabled rule by below mentioned command:

admin@DADA> set cli config-output-format set

admin@DADA> configure

Entering configuration mode

admin@DADA# edit rulebase security

[edit rulebase security]

admin@DADA# show | match "disabled yes"

set rulebase security rules test-1 disabled yes   >>>>>>>>>>>>>> Rule test-1 is disabled

set rulebase security rules rule2 disabled yes  >>>>>>>>>>>>>>> rule2 is also disabled

GUI:

Hope this helps.

Thanks

[johan.boeckx]

Hi Hulk,

Thanks for your answer, but was not exactly what I meant. The tab 'highlight' is more the used rules since the last reboot, this means enabled and disabled rules. What I try to do is to filter on disabled rules. The reason is that I am busy with a migration from Checkpoint to Palo Alto and have some 200 rules : all the one that I dont need anymore, I disable, but I dont them removed. I try to have the effect that I don't see them anymore in the policy tab within the webui.

thanks and greetz

[panos · Accepted solution]

Could you please test this one on policies query

(disabled eq 'yes' )

[johan.boeckx]

Thanks Panos. That was what I looked for. Is there somewhere some manual for the syntax ?

Greetz,

johan

[panos]

I don't think there is one but at least I don't have....

Regards.

[NLughmani]

one other way I found helpful is make use of tags when defining rules and then later on you use these tags in your filter

[timedout]

If you do tag your rules you can then use the below searches to see only disabled, or only enabled.  Note that there is no text between the apostrophes, which represents the 'none' in the tag column, that you cant usually filter on unless you use tags.

I tagged all enabled rules and didn't tag the disabled:

# Show Disabled

(tag/member eq '')

# Show Enabled

(tag/member neq '')