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L1 Bithead

I have a PAN config that is in json format that I want to implement on a 3060 fw.  It seems that the fw will only take config in "set" command format or .xml.  I am new to PANOS, I know in JUNOS you could do a "load override terminal" and drop this format onto the fw.   Is there a way to drop this json config onto the fw, or convert it to a .xml format?

 

Example of this format:

config {
  devices {
    example.exampledomain {
      vsys {
        vsys1 {
          zone {
            Trust {
              network {
                layer3 ethernet1/1;
              }
            }
            Untrust {
              network {
                layer3 ethernet1/2;
              }
            }
            Office{
              network {
                layer3;
              }
            }
            HA {
              network {
                layer3;
              }
            }
           

Thanks for any help here!

2 REPLIES 2

L1 Bithead

My apologies, it seems this is the default output, not json.  At any rate, how would I put this config onto the firewall.  The only methods I can seem to find involve "set" commands or .xml files.

L2 Linker

It is a shame there are no answers to this.  I am in the same situation you found yourself in 5 years ago.

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