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11-07-2019
08:43 AM
New with creating custom miners/prototypes/etc for pulling addresses. I'm trying to get an EDL consumable list from the below page for lookback.io. I assume the main part I'm missing is which prototype, processor, and output to choose, as well as the necessary regex to format it correctly. ANY help would be GREATLY appreciated.
https://dormammu.lookback.io/registry/hosts
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11-06-2019
10:20 AM
Updated to the latest version and still the same problem! any help would be great!
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10-16-2019
07:19 AM
I just updated, but was at 1.1.35. is that e-mail fwmigrate@paloaltonetworks dot com?
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10-15-2019
02:29 PM
I have been doing similar work by doing a partial config import of the x-path you want to pull in.
https://knowledgebase.paloaltonetworks.com/KCSArticleDetail?id=kA10g000000ClbLCAS
You can find the x-path in Expedition. After you remove unused objects, for example, and go to 'export' and api output manager tab. generate an atomic API request then you'll see the x-paths.
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10-14-2019
08:34 AM
I am using Expedition to remove unused objects from firewalls via a partial config import. What I ran into is the tool removed an unknown number of objects that, while not used by a security policy, they are in fact used by a NAT policy! Because of this I was only able to import services, service groups, and address groups. Importing the new, "smaller" address list won't allow a commit because of the NAT policies that are pointing to objects that Expedition removed.
Has anyone else seen this, or have any info on why this is happening?
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