About loki

loki · ‎03-12-2015

Yep, understood, this is the path all the reading about proxy logging has taken me down, good to see there is a way to see that info. I'll let you know how it goes.

loki · ‎03-11-2015

My instinct when I read my own title is to tell me to block the app-id type http-proxy as I can't see inside it and it shouldn't be on my network. However, I have a requirement, mostly due to legacy infrastructure, where all the traffic passing through my PA firewall will effectively terminate on a proxy server (probably bluecoat) further down the line. Is it possible in anyway on the PA to inspect further into the http-proxy app to see what is really going on? from a reporting perspective my visibility into the traffic is about the same as it was prior to installing the box (nil) keen for someone to surprise me on this one

loki · ‎03-11-2013

only because the fix is described (hopefully) in 5.0.4

loki · ‎03-11-2013

Would it be also fair to say that the wget waiting for a response from the PAN and not getting one could be related to this as well? also, do we have a rough eta on a release date for 5.0.4?

loki · ‎03-10-2013

definitely wont be calling it a day, but this *may* get me out of the woods for now and only because I am in a hurry

loki · ‎03-10-2013

also, when I try this: wget --no-check-certificate --post-file output.xml "https://192.168.1.1/api/?type=user-id&action=set&client=wget&file-name=output.xml" the file is processed by the api and I can see the user to ip mapping, however wget continues to retry the command as it is expecting a response

loki · ‎03-10-2013

Hi Everyone. I have been playing with a script to effectively write my own PAN user agent for a rather specific reason. I can confirm that my script generates a valid xml script and I can post it via the api browser and see that the IP address and new username correlate. The bit where I get stuck is getting cURL to post the the xml file to the api. I am using the following command: curl --insecure --form file=@output.xml "https://192.168.1.1/api/?type=user-id&action=set&key=INSERT-KEY-HERE" and receive the following error back: <response status = 'error' code = '400'><result><msg>No file uploaded</msg></result></response> any help would be much appreciated thanks!

loki · ‎06-07-2012

I have a business requirement to log URLs visited in an "out of line" manner for reporting and usage. There is no requirement to block URLs and it would be of great advantage not to use VirtualWire at this stage(still in pilot). I understand it is not possible to apply URL filtering rules(block, allow etc.) in TAP mode, and I'm pretty sure that will also mean I cant create a report to "log"(alert) URL's as well. Can someone confirm this for me? also is/could it be a road mapped feature? will be excellent to deploy a box out of line to montor URL usage

Member Since	‎05-13-2012 03:13 AM
Date Last Visited	‎11-27-2016 11:18 PM
Posts	10
Total Likes Received	1

Online Status	Offline
Date Last Visited	‎11-27-2016 11:18 PM

About loki

Re: Inspection of 'http-proxy' traffic

Inspection of 'http-proxy' traffic

Re: User-ID XML-API with cURL

Re: User-ID XML-API with cURL

Re: User-ID XML-API with cURL

Re: User-ID XML-API with cURL

User-ID XML-API with cURL

URL logging in TAP mode

Inspection of 'http-proxy' traffic

Re: Inspection of 'http-proxy' traffic

Inspection of 'http-proxy' traffic

Re: User-ID XML-API with cURL

Re: User-ID XML-API with cURL

Re: User-ID XML-API with cURL

Re: User-ID XML-API with cURL

User-ID XML-API with cURL

URL logging in TAP mode

Unlock your full community experience!

About loki