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04-03-2019
02:43 PM
Is it possible to log the version of ssl/tls being used for decrypted sessions (inbound ssl inspection in particular)? I know we can control what versions are used in the decryption profile but is there any way to identify the specific ssl versions being used in sessions without doing a full pcap? We were looking for a way to do this in mass.
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01-17-2019
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Is there a way to view and/or log dns queries and responses (outside of anti-spyware rules)? The passive DNS telemetry configuration seems to do what we want but those fqdn to IP mappings are sent to Palo and it doesn't appear that we can view what fqdns resolve to what IPs in the logs. This doesn't appear to be a feature in the dns proxy object either? Is there anything with PAN-OS that supports this? For all queries not just malicious ones.
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