Since NCM can't currently read what's in the Binary tgz files that the Panorama's would generate, what traditional "running" config backup should we be doing in addition to the binary backups so that we can take advantage of NCM's config change, inventory, policy auditing, and firmware vulnerabilities features as well?Ĭurrently we are already doing a "show config running" on the firewalls, however the config file this generates is really small. What should the Device Template look like for the Panorama's? What about the firewalls themselves? I don't know if that's possible, but that would at least allow the file to then be associated with the node. My initial thought on this would be to see if there is some way that a command could be sent to the firewalls that would have them connect to the panorama and kick off the tgz backup for itself. Since the Panorama will be the central point of management for all of the firewalls, how would you recommend insuring that NCM properly associates the binary config backups with the proper firewall? In other words, with the Panorama handling all of the backups, how will NCM know which backup goes to which firewall? I've even included a few of my ideas below as well:
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I would just like to get a discussion around these since I think there is a potential fix here for the Panorma problem that others have posted about here on Thwack, so a community brainstorm could be helpful for a lot of us. I'm not necessarily looking for people that have all these answers, or any of them really.
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tgz backups on the firealls, I think it'd be possible to properly backup full DR config bundles through NCM via the Panorama tool for all of our firewalls, but I still have a few questions on how to manage them all in NCM. Now that NCM can handle Binary Configs and Panorama performs binary. We welcome feedback and, should any content be shown to be faulty, detrimental or carry an incorrect claim of authorship, we shall endeavor to remove or correct such content as promptly as reasonably possible once notified and validated.Hi all, I've seen a few posts on Thwack about Panorama's but I haven't seen any good examples or solutions on how to properly manage them. Micro Focus strongly recommends that any downloaded content is first checked and tested thoroughly in a non-production environment before committing to production. This package has cleared Stage 1 validation and therefore should be deployed with the appropriate pre-production validation. Stage 2 is a complete validation including production validation.
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