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Newly Registered Domains configuration

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Is there any way to configure the length of time that a domain is considered "newly registered"? 32 days is excessive for my purposes, I'd like to set this to e.g. 14 days.

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@timohill Unfortunately, there is no way to change the default time. The URL categorization comes from a near-realtime database provided by PaloAlto and the newly-registered category is based on their published parameters. You can create a custom URL categorization and put any newly registered domains you want in there to override the PaloAlto-provided categorization if you want.

 

Example:

Create a new company allow category -

Objects -> Custom Objects -> URL Category -> Add

Name: ACME-Allow

Description: Domains to always be allowed

Type: URL List

Sites: mynewdomain.com/, *.mynewdomain.com/  (1)

Update your URL Filtering Policy to allow the new category -

Objects -> Security Profiles -> URL Filtering -> default  (2)

ACME-Allow - Site Access: allow, User Credential: allow

 

(1) - Be sure to understand URL regex options as used in lists and terminate FQDNs with a slash, see:

https://knowledgebase.paloaltonetworks.com/KCSArticleDetail?id=kA14u000000oM79CAE

https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/advanced-url-filtering/administration/configuring-url-filtering/ur...

(2) - Or whatever your name is used for your URL Filtering profile applied to Security Rules

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L6 Presenter

@timohill Unfortunately, there is no way to change the default time. The URL categorization comes from a near-realtime database provided by PaloAlto and the newly-registered category is based on their published parameters. You can create a custom URL categorization and put any newly registered domains you want in there to override the PaloAlto-provided categorization if you want.

 

Example:

Create a new company allow category -

Objects -> Custom Objects -> URL Category -> Add

Name: ACME-Allow

Description: Domains to always be allowed

Type: URL List

Sites: mynewdomain.com/, *.mynewdomain.com/  (1)

Update your URL Filtering Policy to allow the new category -

Objects -> Security Profiles -> URL Filtering -> default  (2)

ACME-Allow - Site Access: allow, User Credential: allow

 

(1) - Be sure to understand URL regex options as used in lists and terminate FQDNs with a slash, see:

https://knowledgebase.paloaltonetworks.com/KCSArticleDetail?id=kA14u000000oM79CAE

https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/advanced-url-filtering/administration/configuring-url-filtering/ur...

(2) - Or whatever your name is used for your URL Filtering profile applied to Security Rules

L0 Member

Got it, thanks for confirming. If anyone from Palo Alto is listening and could add this as a requested feature that would be excellent, but in the meantime we can continue to whitelist URLs as needed.

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