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02-24-2022
12:14 AM
Understood. Thanks!
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02-23-2022
08:03 AM
Thank you @JimmyHolland, It looks great! Just one more question about this part: [@name='localhost.localdomain'] is it variable? I mean, it depends on something configured in the firewall? Thanks again.
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02-22-2022
06:57 AM
Hi all! I need help creating an Ansible playbook that shutdown one of the firewall interface. I'm trying to do something like this: [...] collections: - paloaltonetworks.panos tasks: - name: "Interface down" panos_op: provider: '{{ provider }}' cmd: 'set network interface ethernet ethernet1/1 link-state down' [...] But I get this result: TASK [Interface down] ********************************************************************************** fatal: [localhost]: FAILED! => {"changed": false, "msg": "Failed to run command : set network interface ethernet ethernet1/1 link-state \"down\" : URLError: code: 400 reason: Illegal parameter [request]"} I'm not sure about what is wrong. Maybe I'm not in configuration mode, but I don't know how to put it before the command. How would be the best way to do it? Thanks!
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