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Getac vs Toughbook, anyone have any thoughts or opinions? Then there is the third gap still to filled (Like PBF next hop), that requires a static entry. The new Template Variables fill in a different 20%, but there is so much overlap it feels somewhat redundant. Your address method is the school of thought they tried to teach, which allowed an Address object to be used about 70% of the time. In interfaces, I can use either an 'Address' or a template 'variable' to set the IP Address of an interface. In NAT rules, I can use only an 'Address' for my Original Packet, but only a Template 'Variable' for the Destination Port and IP Config setup. I can use an 'Address' object in my PBF Source and Destination, but the 'Next Hop' in forwarding doesn't allow any Address or Variable, even though it is expecting an IP address. Static Routes I can enter in a Template 'Variable' as the addressing option, but not an 'Address'. My IP Address is needed for NAT translation and my interface IPv4 Config. I need to use the Gateway in a PBF and a Virtual Router static route. Palo Alto Networks Palo Alto Networks Palo Alto Networks Palo Alto Networks PA-200įor example, I have Two IP Addresses, My Static IP address and my default gateway, that I want to put in my config. What is the best way to approach the use of Template Variables within Policies? Proper use of single variables reduces that risk.

However, by providing this need for duplication we have to go back to updating a change in address in multiple locations on the configuration, and one mistake can break everything.

Palo alto panorama update#

Our documentation practices have that information too, but I prefer to have my techs verify the documentation when actively troubleshooting to ensure a missed update doesn't send them down the wrong path. I see huge value of getting all these pieces into our Panorama so my other techs can look at it and see all addresses in one place, especially if a branch is down and they can't log into it. I'm confused by this requirement for duplication and what appears to be pointless redundancy. The Address piece was originally recommended to keep at the device level, as typically only the 1 location needed to know about addresses with local providers. From what I can tell, the variables can only be used on the Network and Device tabs (Template), while the Policy requires an 'Address' configuration. However, many of the IP address variables we want to use are also used in policy configurations. I'm working on improving our standardization and troubleshooting of our various branch Firewalls, and starting to use the Template variables for the configuration, rather than having 90% of the configuration of our firewalls overriding the templates (the method recommend before PANOS 8.1 Variables).