NGFW Local Config Audits with SCM

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NGFW Local Config Audits with SCM

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How to identify local configuration changes on NGFW’s managed by SCM

 

First log into SCM and then navigate to the “Manage>Configuration>NGFW and Prisma Access” tabs.

Now click on the “Configuration Scope” and find the folders for the firewalls or firewall you want to look at.

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Now that you are in the configuration scope of “All Firewalls”, make sure you are on the overview tab.  You will now see any conflicts under “Variables”.  Any firewalls with a conflict will show with a link “View Conflicts”.  Click on the link. SCM3.png

This will bring you to all the firewalls with a conflict.  You can also see how many conflicts and their locations.

Click on a firewall to view the conflicts.

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On this firewall I can see there are conflicts in the objects in the general and services configurations.

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When you click on the link to the conflict it will bring you to that part of the configuration.

 

In this example it takes me to the Device Setup tab.  I can see the configuration on the General Settings tab and Services tab show a conflict with the local device configs.

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By clicking on the “Show Config Diff” I can see what is configured on the local device versus SCM.

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This allows you to identify what has been changed and whether or not it needs to be done from SCM.

 

On the next firewall it shows a conflict with an ethernet port and that it has been overwritten on the local configuration.  By clicking on the link it will take you into the configuration.

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On the top of the configuration you will see an option to “Show local device configs”.  By sliding the option over you can see what is configured locally. 

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You can also use the “Show Config Diff” like before to see the difference in the local versus SCM pushed configuration.

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