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01-16-2013 06:09 AM
I'm currently trying to verify a list of URLs is blocked in my configuration. So far I have tried the following commands:
test url <URL>
and
test custom-url url <URL> rule <rule name>
The first command returns what the site is classified as by Brightcloud. The second command does not return any output.
Is there a way to look up a URL to see if it matches a Custom Category?
As an example if I put *.google.com in a custom category called Disallowed and I ran the following commands on the firewall:
test url www.google.com
Gives the output "www.google.com search-engines (Base db)"
test custom-url url www.google.com rule default-access
Gives no output to the screen at all
I'm running PAN OS 4.0.7
Thanks!
01-16-2013 09:21 AM
Hi,
It seems it is not picking up that wildcard.
I tested the same in my lab (4.1.9). Got the same result with the wildcard but putting 'www.google.com' in the custom category returned the expected custom category :
admin@PA-500> test custom-url rule rule1 url www.google.com
Custom category matched: blah, action: alert
EDIT : Actually it does work on my LAB ... I messed up my previous lab config.
However, after correcting it does return the correct result using a wildcard :
<custom-url-category>
<entry name="blah">
<list>
<member>*.google.com</member>
</list>
<description>blah</description>
</entry>
</custom-url-category>
admin@PA-500> test custom-url rule rule1 url www.google.com
Custom category matched: blah, action: alert
Guessing a PanOS upgrade might just resolve the issue.
-Kim.
Kind regards,
-Kim
01-16-2013 09:21 AM
Hi,
It seems it is not picking up that wildcard.
I tested the same in my lab (4.1.9). Got the same result with the wildcard but putting 'www.google.com' in the custom category returned the expected custom category :
admin@PA-500> test custom-url rule rule1 url www.google.com
Custom category matched: blah, action: alert
EDIT : Actually it does work on my LAB ... I messed up my previous lab config.
However, after correcting it does return the correct result using a wildcard :
<custom-url-category>
<entry name="blah">
<list>
<member>*.google.com</member>
</list>
<description>blah</description>
</entry>
</custom-url-category>
admin@PA-500> test custom-url rule rule1 url www.google.com
Custom category matched: blah, action: alert
Guessing a PanOS upgrade might just resolve the issue.
-Kim.
Kind regards,
-Kim
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