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NAME

Firewall::PaloAlto - Interact with a Palo Alto firewall's API through Perl.

VERSION

Version 0.02

SYNOPSIS

The Firewall::PaloAlto module provides interfaces into the XML API of a Palo Alto firewall.

use Firewall::PaloAlto;

my $fw = Firewall::PaloAlto->new(host => 'pa.local', username => 'admin', password => 'admin');
$fw->connect();

#Add a new virtual system
$fw->address('set', vsys_id => 6, 'display-name' => "Script_Tenant");

#Add a virtual router to the chassis
$fw->virtual_router('set', vr_name => 'NEW_VR', interface => [ 'ae1.65', 'ae1.66' ]);

#Add a new address - if the vsys is not specified it defaults to vsys1.
#This works for devices such as the VM series, which only have a vsys1. 
$fw->address('set', name => 'Google_DNS', ip-netmask => '8.8.8.8/32');

#Get the configuration for the newly created address:
my $address_config = $fw->address('get', name => 'Google_DNS');

#Delete the newly created address
$fw->address('delete', name => 'Google_DNS);

A list of functions that can be exported. You can delete this section if you don't export anything, such as for a purely object-oriented module.

CLASS METHODS

connect(%parameters)

This function connects to the Palo Alto with the credentials specified.

Host, username and password are mandatory. If not specified SSL is used, but it can be disabled using the argument ssl => 0

Detailed debugging can be turned on using the debu => 1 argument. It is off by default.

Arguments

  • host - the hostname or IP of the firewall to connect to.

  • username - a username to connect to the firewall.

  • password - a password to connect to the firewall.

  • ssl (optional, default: 1) - use SSL to connect to the firewall.

  • debug (optional, default: 0) - print debugging messages.

OBJECT METHODS

commit(%parameters)

The commit function commits the current candidate configuration to the Palo Alto firewall.

$pa_firewall->commit(vsys_id => 10, poll => 10);

Arguments

  • vsys_id (optional) - if supplied, performs a partial commit on the vsys specified. If not provided, performs a full commit on the device.

  • poll (optional, default: 5 seconds) - defines the interval (seconds) that the method will poll the device to get the current status of the commit job.

vsys($action, %parameters)

Arguments

  • $action - perform an action: ['get' | 'set' | 'delete']

  • vsys_id - the ID of the virtual system to perform the action on.

  • display-name - sets the display name of the virtual system.

vsys_import($action, %parameters);

$pa_firewall->vsys_import('set', vsys_id => 4, interface => [ ethernet1/1, ethernet1/2 ], virtual-router => [ default ]);

Arguments

  • $action - perform an action: ['get' | 'set' | 'delete']

  • vsys_id - the ID of the virtual system to perform the action on.

  • interface - an anonymous array of one or more interfaces to add to the virtual system.

  • virtual-router - an anonymous array of one or more virtual routers to add to the virtual system.

l3_subinterface($action, %parameters)

Arguments

  • $action - perform an action: ['get' | 'set' | 'delete']

  • parent - the parent interface of the new subinterface

  • tag - the VLAN tag to use on the sub-interface. This is also used as the logical sub-interface identifier.

  • description - a description to add to the sub-interface.

virtual_router($action, %parameters)

Arguments

  • $action - perform an action: ['get' | 'set' | 'delete']

  • vr_name - the name of the virtual router to perform the action on.

  • interface - an anonymous array of one or more interfaces to add to the virtual router.

zone($action, %parameters)

Arguments

  • $action - perform an action: ['get' | 'set' | 'delete']

  • vsys_id - the virtual system ID to which the zone is/should be a member of.

  • zone - the name of the zone to create/update/delete.

  • layer3 - an anonymous array of one or more interfaces to add to the zone.

ipv4_static_route($action, %parameters)

Arguments

  • $action - perform an action: ['get' | 'set' | 'delete']

  • vr_name - the name of the virtual router in which the static route resides.

  • route_name - the name of the route to perform the action on.

  • destination - the IPv4 destination of the route (IP/prefix)

  • nexthop - an anonymous hash specifying the next hop

  • ip-address - the next hop IP address

  • interface - the next hop interface

ipv6_static_route($action, %parameters)

Arguments

  • $action - perform an action: ['get' | 'set' | 'delete']

  • vr_name - the name of the virtual router in which the static route resides.

  • route_name - the name of the route to perform the action on.

  • destination - the IPv6 destination of the route (IP/prefix)

  • nexthop - an anonymous hash specifying the next hop

  • ipv6-address - the next hop IPv6 address

  • interface - the next hop interface

address($action, %parameters)

Arguments

  • vsys_id - the vsys ID in which the resides/shall reside.

  • name - the name of the address.

  • ip-netmask - the IP/netmask combination which defines the address.

  • ip-range - an IP address range (format: 'IPstart-IPend')

address_group($action, %parameters)

Arguments

  • $action - perform an action: ['get' | 'set' | 'delete']

  • vsys_id - the vsys ID in which the address group resides/shall reside.A

  • name - the name of the address group.

  • member - an anonymous array of one or more addresses. These can be either address entries created with address(), or explicit IP/netmasks (e.g. 9.8.8.8/32)

security_rule($action, %parameters)

Arguments

  • $action - perform an action: ['get' | 'set' | 'delete']

  • vsys_id - the virtual system ID of the vsys in which the security rule resides/will reside. Defaults to 1 if not supplied.

  • name - the name of the rule.

  • from - the source zone, defaults to 'any' if not supplied.

  • to - the destination zone, defaults to 'any' if not supplied.

  • source - an anonymous array of source addresses - can be addresses, address groups or explicit IP/netmask entries. Defaults to 'any' if not supplied.

  • destination - an anonymous array of destination addresses - can be addresses, address groups or explicit IP/netmask entries. Defaults to 'any' if not supplied.

  • service - an anonymous array of one or more services. Defaults to 'application-default' if not supplied.

  • appplication - an anonymous array of one or more Palo Alto applications. Defaults to 'any' if not supplied.

  • source-user - an anonymous array of one or more Palo Alto source user mappings. Defaults to 'any' if not supplied.

  • hip-profile - an anonymous array of Host Information Profiles. defaults to 'any' if not supplied.

  • action - an action for the rule, either 'allow', 'deny' or 'drop'. Defaults to 'allow' if not supplied.

AUTHOR

Greg Foletta, <greg at foletta.org>

BUGS

Please report any bugs or feature requests to bug-firewall-paloalto at rt.cpan.org, or through the web interface at http://rt.cpan.org/NoAuth/ReportBug.html?Queue=Firewall-PaloAlto. I will be notified, and then you'll automatically be notified of progress on your bug as I make changes.

SUPPORT

You can find documentation for this module with the perldoc command.

perldoc Firewall::PaloAlto

You can also look for information at:

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LICENSE AND COPYRIGHT

Copyright 2015 Greg Foletta.

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