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03-16-2022
11:10 AM
I believe I found how to see the rules. On the CLI I set the vsys I want to be into set system setting target-vsys vsys2 then use command show running security-policy
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03-16-2022
10:36 AM
SutareMayur Hello. Yes, it appears to be Panorama managed as two servers are specified for Panorama Servers on the Device tab. Yes, there are multi vsys on the firewall.
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03-14-2022
12:41 PM
Hello. I have read only access to our firewall and in the past could do the command show config running and see all the rules in use. Now, I don't see near as many as used to. If I go to the web GUI and Monitor tab for instance, there is a rule named APP34-ROW-09-PAN that's actively allowing or denying traffic. If I search this in the cli output of the running config, I find no trace of it. Is there some other command aside from show config running that'll show all the rules in place on the firewall?
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