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That's strange, it's still not there for me. I'll check again tomorrow. Thanks! ... View more

You could just try restarting the managment server. That will not impact the traffic on the dataplane. The command is: debug software restart management-server ... View more

Thanks, that was it! I created a new device group admin role, and now I get the option to select device groups and templates. ... View more

Yes it is. The process of doing this upgrade is documented here: Look under the section "Upgrading from a Single 120GB SSD to a Single 240GB SSD", if you are using just one disk. As far as I know, 120GB and 240GB disks are supported, but I might be wrong ... View more

Thanks for your answer! So there is no way to get historical data on this? To somehow view which application changes a closed session has gone through? ... View more

Yes, it is possible re-import old log files. But you should be aware that importing logs deletes any existing logs in the db. The same thing has been discussed here: One thing that could be possible is maybe to change between different NFS shares for each year. Haven't tested if this is possible, but I don't see why not. For example  "/nfs-server/2012" and "/nfs-server/2013". Changing between them  would require a reboot of Panorama. Maybe not a good solution though. ... View more

A template basically makes it possible to configure parameters under the network and device tabs from Panorama. Very handy not having to navigate into device context for every device, when you do small changes to the config, like editing a server profile. Did you select the "force template values" checkbox when running template commit? I think that could possibly be the reason your device configuration is overwritten. From the admin guide: Force Template Values—When doing a Commit Type Template, you can select this option to remove objects on the selected devices or virtual systems that have been overridden by the local configuration. When doing a Commit Type “Device Group”, you need to also select the “Include Device and Network Templates” check box since overriding can only occur for Template pushed configuration options. This will cause the overridden objects to inherit settings from the template. Refer to“Overriding Template Settings” on page 394. ... View more

Can't you just set the service in that rule to match the port the application is running on? That way it should match both the application and the port, even if it's not defined as standard for the application. Not to sure if there's a standard process for contacting Palo Alto about this, but I would contact my SE as I do for feature requests. ... View more

I guess maybe she's talking about the dynamic object feature introduced in 5.0. Haven't used it myself, but it's useful for installations where you have ip addresses that changes a lot. An example could be data centers where virtual machines are moving around. So it's not really used a lot in most installations, but it's a nice feature. You can feed the dynamic object with the API. Some more info can be found here: ... View more

I assumed you were using brightcloud database, and not pan-db. From the screenshot, you're pan-db url looks to be downloaded just fine. Try going through the troubleshooting part of the following document: Also, you can find some useful commands here: For pan-db the test commands looks to be "test url-info-cloud" and "test url-info-host" ... View more