08-20-2014 07:50 AM - edited 03-03-2019 07:34 AM
Hi All
Does anyone know if the Palo Alto 3020 boxes have an equivalent feature to the Cisco ASA Packet-tracer ?
many thanks
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09-18-2014 10:48 AM
I have used the "test security-policy-match" cli command which identifies the specific policy rule a source/destination traffic pair matches against. You need to make sure you specify all fields (zone, src/dst network, protocol and ports.
09-18-2014 10:48 AM
I have used the "test security-policy-match" cli command which identifies the specific policy rule a source/destination traffic pair matches against. You need to make sure you specify all fields (zone, src/dst network, protocol and ports.
11-13-2018 09:00 AM
this is not the same thing. test security-policy-match does not take into consideration the entire packet life, it only checks to see if there if there is a matching security profile. you can create a deny all at the top, followed by an allow, and if you run a test against the allow rule, it will show you an "allow" result.
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