set of sample skillets for various NGFW config and operations actions that could be used as part of other use case configurations.

Uses the rest API model to move a rule to top, bottom, before or after.

Jinja logic in the skillet so that a second rule name is used for the before and after options.

This is a simple reset configuration that uses the firewall API to import and load the xml configuration as a candidate config.

This uses the API to update the firewall to the latest content and threat versions. Useful for new firewall installs or skillets that may require the latest content update.

Set commands to add a set of brute force exceptions to a named vulnerability security profile.

NOTE: the IDs used in this configuration are based on a list from a support knowledge article. Since IDs can be dynamically added and removed from the firewall, a commit warning may occur if the IDs are not found in the local signature database.

https://knowledgebase.paloaltonetworks.com/KCSArticleDetail?id=kA10g000000ClmpCAC

The set commands are applied using the CLI followed by a commit.

This is a simple configuration to both add a Panorama IP address to the firewall and enable the firewall to install panorama pushed template and device-group configuration elements.

Setting the IP address is a configuration command while enabling the template and device-group are operational commands.

The set commands are applied using the CLI for both config and ops.

The xml option is only used for configuration while the REST skillet is provided for the needed operational enable commands.