Palo Alto Panorama

Adds an address object to an address group with a "Static" type in Palo Alto Panorama. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Validate the input data (if not correct, output an error)
[] Check if a group name was provided:
[]> If so, fetch the full group JSON
[]> If not, extract the group name from the group JSON
[] Build the request payload
[] Check if the address object is already in the group (if so, end the workflow)
[] Update the group in Panorama
[] Check if the request was successful (if not, output an error)

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.

Palo Alto Panorama - Add Address Object to Address Group

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Adds a service object to a service group in Palo Alto Panorama. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Validate the input data (if not correct, output an error)
[] Check if a group name was provided:
[]> If so, fetch the full group JSON
[]> If not, extract the group name from the group JSON
[] Build the request payload
[] Check if the service object is already in the group (if so, end the workflow)
[] Update the group in Panorama
[] Check if the request was successful (if not, output an error)

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.

Palo Alto Panorama - Add Service Object to Service Group

Adds a URL to a custom URL category in Palo Alto Panorama. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Validate the input data (if not correct, output an error)
[] Check if a category name was provided:
[]> If so, fetch the full category JSON
[]> If not, extract the category name from the URL category JSON
[] Build the request payload
[] Check if the URL is already in the category (if so, end the workflow)
[] Update the category in Panorama
[] Check if the request was successful (if not, output an error)

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.

Palo Alto Panorama - Add URL to Custom URL Category

Creates a static address group in Palo Alto Panorama. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Validate the input
[] Build the request payload
[] Request the address group be created
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it wasn't, output an error

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.

Palo Alto Panorama - Create Address Group

Creates an address object in Palo Alto Panorama. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Validate the input
[] Build the request payload
[] Request the address object be created
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it wasn't, output an error

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.

Palo Alto Panorama - Create Address Object

Creates a custom URL category with a URL list type in Palo Alto Panorama. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Validate the input
[] Build the request payload
[] Request the custom URL category be created
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it wasn't, output an error

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.

Palo Alto Panorama - Create Custom URL Category

Creates a security policy pre rule in Palo Alto Panorama. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Validate the input
[] Build the request payload
[] Request the security policy pre rule be created
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it wasn't, output an error

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.

Palo Alto Panorama - Create Security Policy Pre Rule

Creates a service group in Palo Alto Panorama. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Validate the input
[] Build the request payload
[] Request the service group be created
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it wasn't, output an error

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.

Palo Alto Panorama - Create Service Group

Creates a service object in Palo Alto Panorama. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Validate the input
[] Build the request payload
[] Request the service object be created
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it wasn't, output an error

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.

Palo Alto Panorama - Create Service Object

Gets a list of address groups from Palo Alto Panorama. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Validate the input
[] Request a list of address groups
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it was, extract the groups and set the output variable
[]> If it wasn't, output an error

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.

Palo Alto Panorama - Get Address Groups

Gets a list of address objects from Palo Alto Panorama. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Validate the input
[] Request a list of address objects
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it was, extract the objects and set the output variable
[]> If it wasn't, output an error

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.

Palo Alto Panorama - Get Address Objects

Gets a list of custom URL categories from Palo Alto Panorama. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Validate the input
[] Request a list of custom URL categories
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it was, extract the categories and set the output variable
[]> If it wasn't, output an error

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.

Palo Alto Panorama - Get Custom URL Categories

Gets a list of security policy pre rules from Palo Alto Panorama. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Validate the input
[] Request a list of custom URL categories
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it was, extract the categories and set the output variable
[]> If it wasn't, output an error

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.

Palo Alto Panorama - Get Security Policy Pre Rules

Gets a list of service groups from Palo Alto Panorama. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Validate the input
[] Request a list of service groups
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it was, set the output variable
[]> If it wasn't, return an error

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.

Palo Alto Panorama - Get Service Groups

Gets a list of service objects from Palo Alto Panorama. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Validate the input
[] Request a list of service objects
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it was, set the output variable
[]> If it wasn't, return an error

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.

Palo Alto Panorama - Get Service Objects

Searches for an address object with a specific value in Palo Alto Panorama. Note that this atomic will only return one result, even if multiple objects have the search value. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Request a list of address objects
[] Check if the request was successful:
[]> If it was, look for the search value and set the output variable if found
[]> If it wasn't, output an error

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.

Palo Alto Panorama - Search Address Objects by Value

Updates an existing security policy pre rule in Palo Alto Panorama. Either a rule name or JSON body are required. This atomic uses v11.0 of the Panorama API.

Note: Your Panorama API must be accessible from the public internet or you must deploy an XDR automation remote. See the XDR automation documentation for more information about remotes.

Target: HTTP Endpoint for your Panorama instance with a path of "/restapi/" (and your XDR automation remote selected, if applicable)

Account Key: None (uses an API key)

Steps:
[] Validate the input data (if not correct, output an error)
[] Check if a pre rule name was provided:
[]> If so, fetch the full pre rule JSON
[]> If not, extract the pre rule name from the pre rule JSON
[] Build the request payload
[] Update the pre rule in Panorama
[] Check if the request was successful (if not, output an error)

More information about this API can be found in the Panorama API documentation.