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04-30-2012
11:21 AM
Greetings, One of my users forwarded me a phishing email that points to Google Docs to collect information (username/password). The URL looks like: " https://docs.google.com/a/b/c/viewform?formkey=asdfasdfasdfasdf " (not the real url). Is there a way to block one google doc in PANOS? Thanks, Dave M
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12-05-2011
08:50 AM
Justin, I've been doing a lot of similar reports. I attached a screenshot of one of them. Antivirus is turned on, and it's all blocked, so anything that shows up in that report I assume was blocked. I'm doing similar reports for vulnerability and spyware protection, but I had to control for the severity level. After I had all the custom reports built I put all of them into a report group which gets emailed out daily to select individuals. I hope the information helps. Best, Dave M
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08-31-2011
06:34 AM
I'm planning on rolling out some url filtering for security purposes. My goal is to give users a continue page when they navigate to a URL that falls into one of the following categories; bot-nets, confirmed-spam-sources, spam-urls, malware-sites, spyware-and-adware, unconfirmed-spam-sources, or fishing-and-other-fraud. I'm from the edu space, so I can't block everything, but I was wondering if anyone has had success in filtering out the bad url's? I see posts like this and I start second guessing myself.
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03-28-2011
11:02 AM
Hi Marc, I was working on something similar in the gui earlier for threats. I ended up just doing a "greater than or equal to 4", which gave me all the 4s and 5s. (Also still on 3.1.7 - not sure if it changes in 4.0). Hope the information helps.
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03-28-2011
10:59 AM
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For what it's worth, I'm blocking all critical vulnerabilities, critical/high spyware, and all viruses. In the last week I blocked 100 vulnerabilities, 700 instances of viruses, and 900 instances of spyware. I used the built in custom reports to get this data out of the firewall. However, I haven't gotten as many phone calls as I would have expected. I usually only get a couple of phone calls every month. That said, I am just scanning for spyware, viruses, and vulnerabilities. I have not blocked any of the confirmed spyware via URL filtering.
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03-25-2011
09:44 AM
As a side question, I did a show counter and show counter global, grep'd for 'unused' but I didn't see the unused rules counter - I know I have a gui button to show the unused rules, but I was wondering if there was a document that explains "unused rules" a little bit. Thanks
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03-23-2011
01:00 PM
Apologies for the bump. I too have been using the system statistics in the cli, but couldn't find any object in the library that corresponds to the throughput. The closest I have seen to give you the oid you're looking for (without polling all interfaces and adding them together) was oid 1.3.6.1.4.1.25461.2.1.2.3.1 (panSessionUtilization) which shows the session table utilization percentage 0-100. That along with interface bandwidth and cpu monitoring would probably give you a good picture of overall performance. I use ipswitch's nms for monitoring, but I would also recommend cacti as other users have pointed out. Maybe I'm missing it, but is there an snmp object that returns the output of "Throughput" from 'show system statistics'. Thanks
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02-25-2011
10:21 AM
Sounds good to me, I'm familiar with creating the policies, but overall new to PanOS and planning my first upgrade tonight from 3.1.3 to 3.1.7 on a couple of 4020's The online documentation looks pretty solid and the upgrade seems straight forward.
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02-25-2011
08:06 AM
Hi All, I looked around, and I was wondering if Palo Alto has a similar "recommended software" as other vendors do where depending on the hardware there is a specific version of software, or is everyone just updating their firewalls as the new PanOS versions are released? Thanks.
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