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Hello, How can i push ip addresses (pantag) to multiple firewalls on one search call.
I have 3 different firewall clusters and when i have ip address on my splunk search i would like to push that ip address to multiple firewalls.
For example; Can i have a static config when i say device=border-firewalls command will actually run on multiple firewalls?
Or Can i run multiple pantag commands back to back on one search.
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Hello! IP address tags use the same system in the firewall as User-ID mappings, so, ever since PAN-OS 8.0 you can redistribute the IP tags between firewalls the same way as users. Basically, you tell all the firewalls to share user/tag mappings, then tag the IP addresses on the main User-ID Agent firewall (or Panorama). The tag will automatically be redistributed to all other firewalls you've configured to receive it. This way, Splunk only needs to connect to one Firewall or Panorama to effectively create a new tag on all firewalls.
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Hello! IP address tags use the same system in the firewall as User-ID mappings, so, ever since PAN-OS 8.0 you can redistribute the IP tags between firewalls the same way as users. Basically, you tell all the firewalls to share user/tag mappings, then tag the IP addresses on the main User-ID Agent firewall (or Panorama). The tag will automatically be redistributed to all other firewalls you've configured to receive it. This way, Splunk only needs to connect to one Firewall or Panorama to effectively create a new tag on all firewalls.
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Thank you that did the trick
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Great! Glad to hear it!
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