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08-11-2020
06:06 AM
Thats brilliant, thank you @vsys_remo for your response. The request is for these firewalls only, but they are managed by Panorama, so i could (and would be happy to) roll something like this out across the estate. I have VERY limited knowledge when it comes to working with scripts and API's but am very willing to learn. I have managed to make some successful API calls already from my laptop. Knowing you have achieved this already is reassuring, however i am keen to understand how you achieved it, so if you are happy to share some bits with me! i would be very grateful. Also, if you have any reccomendations for places i can learn this stuff then i would appreciate that also! Thanks again
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08-11-2020
04:36 AM
Hello all, I have recently deployed a few Palo Altos to provide IDS across our estate. Now this has given our Security team added visibility into whats going on. However, one of the things they want is reassurance that the dynamic content updates are up to date, BUT they dont want to simply go and check periodically, they want this process automated and them to be alerted via an email or something of the like if it is not up to date or has failed updating. My question to you all is, what do you think is the best way to achieve this? My initial thoughts were, if there was a system log generated i could forward that to their splunk instance and they can handle the rest, OR Use some sort of script to call make API calls and even in the event of failiure, to run a check / download / install command. (not that i have much scripting capability right now) OR We have access to Solarwinds or Netbrain, perhaps they could provide something like that? Anyway, thank you if you made it this far into the question!
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