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04-24-2012 06:28 PM
Once again I find myself searching for documentation, once again I am disappointed. There have been a couple posts over the years asking to see the magical "default actions" and the standard answer is "here's how, go look yourself"
This is an unacceptable answer. Someone has the list - what's the secret? I'll bet it's even updated regularly.
Come on guys.
04-24-2012 08:44 PM
There is no secret. The default actions for vulnerability protection and anti-spyware signatures have been available on the profile either under the custom signatures or under the exceptions area (depending on your PAN-OS version). For antivirus, the default action is always set to block. We are also working on an easier and automated method to make this and other threat meta data available in an upcoming PAN-OS release.
Alfred
04-24-2012 08:44 PM
There is no secret. The default actions for vulnerability protection and anti-spyware signatures have been available on the profile either under the custom signatures or under the exceptions area (depending on your PAN-OS version). For antivirus, the default action is always set to block. We are also working on an easier and automated method to make this and other threat meta data available in an upcoming PAN-OS release.
Alfred
04-25-2012 06:39 AM
I know it's not a secret, I was being very facetious.
I understand how to find what I am looking for. What I do not enjoy is
having to going through hundreds of pages with a slow interface where
I can only see a few selections at a time, taking notes or screen
shots, to find what has to be documented somewhere at Palo Alto.
Love the part about easier. However, someone has created the document
that describes the list of default actions for Antispyware and
Vulnerability Prevention. This is what customers are looking for, and
I have been asked a number of times what that is. I have started the
process a couple times but never got far before being called off to do
some real work. Having to create a document of the 2,434 Spyware and
4,251 Vulnerabilities in this way will take many hours.
Is there a better way to list the default actions that are not alert?
The search criteria "action contains" does not like "default (anything
in parenthesis)" - it matches everything.
It's got to be out there, and it cannot be hard to find. Someone set
up the defaults - where is the document they used to do the
configuration?
05-22-2012 04:29 PM
Dear Palo Alto,
Someone PLEASE provide this information, many of your customers really need this to efficiently explain what will happen when we enable these features. Currently my mgmt will only allow us to alert until I can provide data that explains what "Default" really means.
Thank You
Rob
06-13-2012 05:19 AM
Is this document available yet. I could really use it as well.
12-12-2012 05:13 AM
Now that PAN-OS 5 is out is there a better method for accessing this information without having to manual key this in on the Exceptions GUI?
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