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Hi - I create a service (tcp-443) and then create a security rule that uses this service as the service member.   This works.   Then, if I call the same API call with the same xpath and provide a different service, say tcp-449, the resulting security rule has *both* tcp-443 and tcp-449 in the Service column:   First call is <service>["tcp-443"]</service>   Second call is <service>["tcp-449"]</service>    xpath : `/config/devices/entry[@name='localhost.localdomain']/device-group/entry[@name=' ${ deviceGroup } ']/ ${ rulebase } /security/rules/entry[@name=' ${ entryName } ']` I would like the second call to replace "tcp-443" with "tcp-449" - what it is doing is appending "tcp-449" to the services. Can I do that without deleting the security rule and re-adding it? ... View more

Hi all - I'm querying for objects (address objects, say) and my response looks like this:   { "addresses":{ "@status":"success", "@code":"19", "result":{ "@total-count":"7", "@count":"7", "entry":[ ...snip... ] } }   When do total-count and count differ? Is this some sort of paging deal that will start after x number of addresses are in the system? I ask because I'm going to need to query to get *all* addresses - and if that is going to require > 1 query I need to know how to handle it... ... View more

Hi all, I'm working on a Panorama API integration using Typescript - does anyone know if there are any good Panorama types defined that I can use? ... View more