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04-02-2021
09:10 AM
Also maybe try this to see what vsys you have. https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/pan-os/8-1/pan-os-cli-quick-start/cli-cheat-sheets/cli-cheat-sheet-vsys.html
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04-02-2021
09:07 AM
Are your parameters all populated? Here's a quick snapshot from Postman: Edit: And here's the URI path I used to test: /restapi/9.0/Policies/SecurityRules?location=vsys&vsys=vsys1
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03-17-2021
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Think I found the solution. Reading this comment, it looks like a non-vsys system is still considered a vsys system. So in your REST API query params, set the following keys: location: vsys vsys: vsys1 That should do it. It worked for me, at least.
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