Hello, I've only seen this done through cli tools, using the filename in the URL does a GET request, instead you need to do a POST to submit data to the resource. Have you tried using curl or wget to import the file? example: curl --form
[email protected] "http://<firewall>/api/?type=user-id&action=set&key=XXXXXX" Your response should be - <response status="success"> <msg> <line>userdata.xml saved</line> </msg> </response> FYI: there is a known bug on files could not be uploaded to the firewall using CURL with the XML API was fixed in 5.0.4. Refer to page 17 & 18 of the following article for the input file format: https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/docs/DOC-4126 Hope that helps! Aditi
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