test policy match cli tool returns nothing. what does that mean?

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test policy match cli tool returns nothing. what does that mean?

test policy match cli tool returns nothing. what does that mean?

It should match some policy right ?

Does that mean it matches one of the default policies?

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Hi @HistoricalSwimming ,

 

I see the same behavior when I test a policy that I didn't configure explicitly.

Only policies that I've explicitly configured will show up in the test.  Possibly because the default rules don't show in the config XML file.

 

Cheers,

-Kiwi.

 
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@HistoricalSwimming,

The logic for this feature only looks at entries under the <security/> rulebase (or whatever rulebase you're currently looking at). The default policies actually live in their own rulebase under <default-security-rules/> and are never analyzed by the policy match. 

You could probably put in a feature request with your SE if you wanted that feature to be expanded to include the default rules. 

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