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There are different ways to import a list of IP addresses to be handled by a policy on the Palo Alto Networks firewall.

Options

Use Regions or Custom Regions
Use a Pre-Defined Region, see Palo Alto Networks Pre-defined Regions , or create a Custom Region. A Custom Region contains IP addresses in the format of IP (x.x.x.x), Range (x.x.x.x-y.y.y.y) or IP/Netmask (x.x.x.x/n). If a Custom Region is used, add non-contiguous addresses manually on the Web GUI or on the CLI. A list of commands on the CLI terminal can be copied and pasted for batch processing.

> configure
# set region <RegionName>
# set region <RegionName> address <IPAddress_01>

where

<RegionName> is a string (31 characters max)
<IPAddress> is a list of values, an IP range, or ip/netmask

To delete entries use:
# delete region <MyRegion> address <IPAddress_nn>

To delete the whole Region use:
# delete region <MyRegion>

Note: Remember to commit the changes.

Use an FQDN Address Object

Associate multiple Non-Authoritative answers for your DNS 'A' record. The Palo Alto Networks firewall will only read and cache the first 10 Non-Authoritative answers. For more information, read How to Configure and Test FQDN Objects. This solution does not scale if there are more than 10 IP addresses on the list, and requires the DNS query be sourced from an interface that can reach your configured DNS server. By default the Management interface will be used for a DNS query, unless something different is specified in the Service Routes. Review DNS Service Route is Applied to All Traffic Going to DNS Server IP Address for a description of the DNS Service Route configuration and its caveats.

Use a Dynamic Block List (EBL)

This option requires hosting a text file on a web-server. You can set the Repeat option to automatically update the list on the device hourly, daily, weekly, or monthly. After creating a dynamic block list object, you can then use the address object in the source and destination fields for policies. Each imported list can contain up to 5,000 IP addresses (IPv4 and/or IPv6), IP ranges, or subnets. The list must contain one IP address, range, or subnet per line. For further details read Configuring Dynamic Block List (EBL) on a Palo Alto Networks Device.

Use a Dynamic Address Group

Using a Dynamic Address Group leverages the Palo Alto Networks API. The list of IP addresses needs to comply with XML formatting. This option is highly scalable and flexible and is recommended for a dynamic list, where changes can be fed through a third party script that will automate updates to the Dynamic Address Group. One main advantages of the Dynamic Address Group is that adding or removing IP addresses can be done on the fly, and a commit operation is not required to apply changes to an existing Dynamic Address Group. For more information, review Working with Dynamic Address Groups on the Palo Alto Networks firewall.

Use a Static Address Group

Address Objects can be created on the Web GUI and then associated to an Address Group. The task can also be batch-processed from the CLI. For further information, see: How to Add and Verify Address Objects to Address Group and Security Policy through the CLI.

> configure

# set address <AddressObject_01> ip-netmask 1.1.1.1/32

# set address <AddressObject_02> fqdn my.example.com

# set address <AddressObject_nn> ip-range 2.2.2.2-3.3.3.3

# set address-group <AddressGroup> static [ <AddressObject_01> <AddressObject_02> ...<AddressObject_nn> ]

Commit your changes.

Note:

<AddressObject> can have formats:

<ip-range>

<fqdn>

To delete Address Objects, use:

# delete address <AddressObject_01> ip-netmask 1.1.1.1/32

# delete address <AddressObject_02> fqdn my.example.com

# delete address <AddressObject_nn> ip-range 2.2.2.2-3.3.3.3

Note: Address Objects are separate entities, and deleting a Static Address Group will not delete its referenced Address Objects.

Deassociate Address Objects with one of the following commands:

# delete address-group <AddressGroup> static <AddressObject_nn>

# delete address-group <AddressGroup> static ><AddressObject_01> <AddressObject_02> ... <AddressObject_nn> ]

The whole group can be deleted with this command:

# delete address-group <AddressGroup> static

Commit your changes.

owner: mivaldi

What you need

A computer with VMware or VirtualBox on it.

Purpose

To get a Palo Alto virtual firewall workingand see how to configure its basic security settings.

Palo Alto Vmware Download

Downloading the OVA File

Go to the page linked below, and log inwith the credentials given in class.

Find the 'CNIT 140' section and download the Palo Alto Firewall file.

You end up with a 1.7 GB file named PA-VM-ESX-7.1.0.ova.

Importing the OVA File into VMware Fusion

In VMware Fusion, click File, Import.

Browse to the PA-VM-ESX-7.1.0.ova file and double-click it.

In the 'Choose an Existing Virtual Machine' window, clickthe Continue button.

Choose a location to save your Palo Alto VM and clickthe Save button.

Wait till the import completes. Then click theFinish button.

The Palo Alto starts up, saying 'Welcome to the PanOS Bootloader'.

Logging in to the Palo Alto Directly

This may be the most secure method, butnot a very convenient one.

In the VM window, at the 'vm login' prompt, log in with these credentials:

Username: admin
Password: admin

You're in, as shown below:

Using Help

Type ?

A list of available commands appears,as shown below.

Type show? to see a list of parametersfor the 'show' command.

Using the Web Interface

Open a Browser and go to

https://192.168.1.1/

Accept the certificate, and log in as admin/admin.

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In the Welcome box, click Close.

You now have the PAN GUI,as shown below.

Changing the Administrator Password

At the top right, click Device.

Near the top of the left pane, clickAdministrators.

In the center pane, click the blue admin.

A box appears, allowing you to change thepassword,as shown below.

Configure the Management Interface

Select Device > Setup > Management and then edit the Management Interface Settings.

Enter the IP Address, Netmask, and Default Gateway.(Leave them alone).

To prevent unauthorized access to the management interface, it is a best practice to Add the Permitted IP Addresses from which an administrator can access the MGT interface.

Set the Speed to auto-negotiate.

Select which management services to allow on the interface.

Make sure Telnet and HTTP are not selected because these services use plaintext and are not as secure as the other services and could compromise administrator credentials.

Click OK.

Commit Your Changes

At the top right of the Web interface,click

Download Palo Alto Vmware Image

Commit.

A Commit box pops up. Click Commit.

The device may take up to 90 seconds to save your changes.

Palo Alto Ova File

request shutdown system

To add another NIC

Add it through the GUI, then edit the VMX file and change thethe virtualDev line to this:

ethernet2.virtualDev = 'vmxnet3'

References

Initial Configuration

PAN 1: PAN-OS® Command Line Interface (CLI) Reference Guide
PAN 2: PAN-OS� 7.0 CLI Quick Start
PAN 3: CLI Cheat Sheets
PAN 4: Use the Command Line Interface (CLI)
PAN 5: Importing an OVA file into VMware Fusion

Modified 11-19-16 by Sam Bowne