How to list all configured values for a template?

[LukeWalcher]

Is there a way to list all configured values for a given template? I have searched the tech docs and Community but can't find a good answer for this.

Background: I inherited a Template Stack in Panorama, and one of the templates has an oddball naming convention and doesn't SEEM to contain any values at all (browsing manually through the screens in the Panorama web GUI).

Before I remove that Template from the Stack entirely, I would like to see all the configured values it has (if any) to ensure nothing breaks. Any ideas on how to do this?

[vsys_remo · Accepted solution]

On the panorama CLI you are able to show the config of a template with this command in config mode:

configure
show template TEMPLATENAME

[vsys_remo · Accepted solution]

@LukeWalcher

I updated my last post as the command was wrong ...

[vsys_remo]

--> check the config in CLI

[LukeWalcher]

What command specifically are you referring to? When I previously tried 'show config pushed-template' on one of the affected firewalls, the problem with that was that it showed ALL config pushed from the entire Template Stack. I just want to see the config pushed from a single Template in that Stack. Does that make more sense?

[vsys_remo · Accepted solution]

On the panorama CLI you are able to show the config of a template with this command in config mode:

configure
show template TEMPLATENAME

[LukeWalcher]

I should have been more specific: how can I accomplish this goal on 8.0.13?

admin@mypanorama(primary-active)> show config ?
> audit       Config audit information
> candidate   Candidate configuration
> diff        Diff running and candidate configuration
> list        List
> repo        Config repository
> running     Running configuration
> saved       Saved configuration
> synced      Configuration last synchronized with HA peer

That's all I get. :s

I also googled this, and it came back with no results. Could there be a syntax error in your reply?

palo alto networks "show config template"

[vsys_remo · Accepted solution]

@LukeWalcher

I updated my last post as the command was wrong ...

[LukeWalcher]

You just won Luke's IT Hero of the Day Award!

THANK YOU!!!! This was EXACTLY what I needed!!!! What a great Community!