panos-cli

A lightweight utility, that utilizes the PAN-OS API, for working with Palo Alto Networks Panorama and firewalls.

panos-cli is wrtten in Go, enabling you to download a dependency free binary for your platform.

• Usage
  • panos-cli panorama get firewalls
  • panos-cli firewall get interfaces
  • panos-cli firewall get pingable-hosts
  • panos-cli firewall get object-limits
  • panos-cli firewall run commands
  • panos-cli global-protect get users
• Installation
  
  

Usage Guide

panos-cli panorama get firewalls

Print all firewalls managed by the Panorama appliance in the config file:

> panos-cli panorama get firewalls

Print all active/standalone firewalls managed by panorama.example.com:

> panos-cli panorama get firewalls --panorama panorama.example.com --state active,standalone

Print all connected firewalls where the firewall name contains "ca" or "ny":

> panos-cli panorama get firewalls --connected yes --firewall "*ca*","*ny*"

Print all firewall names to be piped to another command:

> panos-cli panorama get firewalls --terse

panos-cli firewall get interfaces

Print all interfaces of fw01.example.com and fw02.example.com:

> panos-cli firewall get interfaces fw01.example.com fw02.example.com

Print interfaces of firewalls returned from the panos-cli panorama get firewalls command:

> panos-cli panorama get firewalls --terse | panos-cli firewall get interfaces

Print interfaces that have an IP address and the interface name begins with "eth" or "ae":

> panos-cli firewall get interfaces --has-ip --name "eth*","ae*" fw01.example.com

panos-cli firewall get pingable-hosts

Print two pingable addresses behind each interface on fw01.example.com:

> panos-cli firewall get pingable-hosts fw01.example.com

Print four pingable addresses behind each interface on fw01.example.com and set the ICMP timeout to 1000ms:

> panos-cli firewall get pingable-hosts --timeout 1000 --num-addrs 4 fw01.example.com

panos-cli firewall get object-limits

Print object limits of fw01.example.com and fw02.example.com:

> panos-cli firewall get object-limits fw01.example.com fw02.example.com

Print object limits of firewalls returned from the panos-cli panorama get firewalls command:

> panos-cli panorama get firewalls --terse | panos-cli firewall get object-limits

panos-cli firewall run commands (Linux and macOS only)

Execute the show system info and show arp all commands on fw01.example.com:

> panos-cli firewall run commands --command "show system info","show arp all" fw01.example.com

Execute the show system info command on fw01.example.com and fw02.example.com, use key based auth, and ignore host key verification:

> panos-cli firewall run commands --command "show system info" --key-based-auth --insecure fw01.example.com fw02.example.com

Execute the show system info command on all firewalls returned from the panos-cli panorama get firewalls command:

> panos-cli panorama get firewalls --terse | panos-cli firewall run commands --command "show system info" --key-based-auth

panos-cli global-protect get users

Print connected users on all gateways in the config file:

> panos-cli global-protect get users

Print connected users on specified gateways and include stats:

> panos-cli global-protect get users --stats --gateways gw01.example.com,gw02.example.com

Print connected users where the username contains "doe":

> panos-cli global-protect get users --connected-user "*doe*"

Installation

Download the latest binary from the release page or install via go install.

Installing via go install:

1. Download and install Go (https://go.dev/dl/)
2. Execute go install github.com/Dapacruz/panos-cli@latest