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06-24-2014 08:23 AM
Does anyone know how to monitor a range of IP traffic on the firewall? Note: i'm trying to view the historical traffic data on the firewall as it's not pertinent to set up a new rule and monitor all traffic to/from the range requested of me.
i'm currently running version 10.0.5 on a PA3020 and i've been requested to check for any traffic from a range of IP addresses (ex: 120.50.47.20 - 120.50.47.30). Some of the ranges requested to monitor are quite large so it's going to be painful to go through each IP address in each range so i'm looking for a faster way of check this historical data.
any assistance is appreciated.
thank you,
-Brandon
06-24-2014 09:09 AM
You can use filter as ( addr in 120.50.47.0/24) under Monitor --> Logs --> Traffic
Hope this helps.
06-24-2014 09:38 AM
Thank you. That helps. (This will work for me but I was hoping it would filter out the additional addresses within the subnet that aren't needed in my research.)
(This company request is a wild goose chase that they have me on and there's nothing like a wild goose chase to waste a day.)
06-24-2014 10:14 AM
You can use this filter (addr notin 'ip address') to filter out the additional addresses in addition to the above subnet filter ( addr in 120.50.47.0/24)
For e.g. ( addr in 120.50.47.0/24) and (addr notin '120.50.47.1') or you can use more subnet specific filters for e.g. just for range ex: 120.50.47.20 - 120.50.47.30, the filter will look like ( addr in 120.50.47.20/28)
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