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08-18-2015
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07-03-2013
07:45 AM
This is expected behavior... You can check link below for workaround. https://live.paloaltonetworks.com/docs/DOC-2695
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01-15-2013
05:00 AM
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In PA-5.0 admin guide, it say "Supported file types include Win32 Portable Executable (PE) files (e.g. exe, dll, and scr)." So wildfire scan is still limited to PE files.. Additionally, File types can be analyzed even if they are compressed (zip, gzip) or over SSL if decryption is enabled in the policy. And supported file types that are zipped will automatically be sent to WildFire. Don't need to put zip file type in file type box.
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