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L1 Bithead

Hello folks,

Currently if I need to find out if a particular rule is being hit or not I use the following filter under monitor tab.

( rule eq 'nameOfRule' )

Obviously it gives lot of good  information with a reasonable detail. I was wondering if there is another way of finding out how many hits a particular rule has hit so far without going into too much details.


Thanks,

Nadeem

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Cyber Elite
Cyber Elite

Hi Nadeem

you may want to check out the reports. There is one that will show you the amount of bytes and sessions per rule

2014-06-16_09-37-18.png

Tom Piens
PANgurus - Strata specialist; config reviews, policy optimization

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L3 Networker

I asked my Palo Alto SE about rule counts recently and he informed me that they've been included in PANOS 6 - I've not as yet upgraded to check.  Perhaps worth a look.

Also, did you know of the following command?

show running rule-use rule-base security type unused vsys vsys1

Cyber Elite
Cyber Elite

Hi Nadeem

you may want to check out the reports. There is one that will show you the amount of bytes and sessions per rule

2014-06-16_09-37-18.png

Tom Piens
PANgurus - Strata specialist; config reviews, policy optimization

I have not tried this command, I will give it a shot.

Hi tpiens,

This is close to what I was looking for. Screenshot is definitely helpful.

Thanks

Nadeem

L3 Networker

Under policies at the bottom there is a "highlight unused rule" checkbox that is also helpful . as mentioned you can also use the cli command "show running rule-use rule-base security type unused vsys vsys1" and do diff's

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