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What is hidden locally on a device when being managed by Panorama?
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11-08-2012 01:55 AM
When you configure a PA device to be managed by Panorama the first thing that (when you login through web-gui directly to the managed device) goes away is the contents of running-config.xml regarding address objects and security policies.
These settings can instead be obtained by login through CLI/SSH and run "show config pushed".
But what about PANOS version, Appid db, Threat (IPS/AV) db etc?
I mean can I trust the output of web-gui when login directly to the managed device and watch which versions are active of OS/AV/IPS etc or do I have to login to the Panorama to be sure whats actually being runned?
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11-08-2012 12:55 PM
Ok, so if the local PA device says "0" as threat db version in the gui I can trust this (which would mean that this device never got any threat db deployed)?
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