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01-12-2023 02:37 AM
I recently joined a company that has some P-A 220 firewalls. I have access but for now it's "read-only" whilst I am learning, I am trying to find my way around the GUI web interface but even looking up a device by MAC address doesn't seem obvious.
Is there a end user guide or manual that might help me become familiar quicker with navigating the interface? If not I guess I'll figure it out and ask around the company for some help 🙂
Thankyou
01-12-2023 06:15 AM
You can use command "find command keyword keyword" to find cli commands.
For example "> find command keyword arp"
"> show arp ?" will show you suboptions of arp command.
To filter out mac you can use part of the mac address with match:
"> show show arp all | match b2:3d"
01-12-2023 08:23 AM
Hi and thanks for replying to my post 👍
I have only http access to the firewall so within the GUI web interface, I don't see somewhere to enter console commands like you mentioned.
01-12-2023 08:29 AM
What exactly do you need to accomplish?
There are few troubleshooting tasks you can do from GUI (Device > Troubleshooting) but for checking arp you need CLI.
01-12-2023 08:48 AM
We recently had a video intercom fitted, it's on a VLAN which goes through the firewall and onto a WAN.
The device (of which I have IP and MAC) is having trouble reaching it's SIP registrar cybergate.cybertwice.com
I'm hoping to see whats being blocked, so I can suggest the changes needed/rules to allow the traffic
01-12-2023 08:50 AM
Hi @ibuildp ,
In response to your question about an end user guide, the online Administrator's Guide is very well written -> https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/pan-os/10-1/pan-os-admin/getting-started. You should be able to quickly navigate to the features you need. Also, the free Firewall Essentials course on https://beacon.paloaltonetworks.com is very good.
Thanks,
Tom
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