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02-17-2021
05:07 AM
@BPry Yup, I was just providing a workaround for anyone who may come across the post.
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08-23-2019
11:20 AM
The Url categories are determined by http “Get” command so no chance... the only other time url cats will kick in is when perhaps something like smtp traffic is encrypted via tls. palo will then use certificate details to guess the category Just like undecrypted https traffic. wildcards cannot be used in fqdn as palo turns your string into a regex kinda dns search... the search criteria is within square brackets and cannot include some special characters such as an asterisk. Sorry wouldnot acept unencrypted but it has now...
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09-20-2016
01:21 AM
you could do it the 'hacker' way and save a named config file, export that config, dig in with an xml/text editor and re-upload and load that config.
depending on the amount of objects you need to tackle this may save you some time
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