panco

panco

Command-line tool that interacts with Palo Alto firewalls and Panorama using CSV files

パン粉 - Pronounced like the breadcrum!

Abilities include:

• Exporting objects from the device - address, service, tag
• Creating address, service and tag objects
• Renaming address, service and tag objects
• Adding or removing objects from address and service groups
• Creating, adding or removing URL entries from a custom URL category
• Tag multiple objects
• Deleting objects
• Exporting a security, NAT, Decryption or Policy-Based Forwarding (PBF) policy
• Creating security, NAT, Decryption or Policy-Based Forwarding (PBF) rules
• Editing security, NAT, Decryption or Policy-Based Forwarding (PBF) rules - e.g. adding a Log Profile to all rules
• Generate CLI set commands from a CSV file used for object actions

Installation

Installation of extremely easy, and just involves downloading the correct binary for your OS. You can download them by clicking on the release tab above.

Current support OS's:

• Windows
• Mac OS
• Linux

Just download the panco-<OS>.zip file, extract the binary and place it somewhere in your PATH.

Getting Started/Documentation

• Visit the panco Documentation site.

There you will find in-depth documentation and examples on how to structure the CSV file(s), as well as using the different commands.

Usage

Command-line tool that interacts with Palo Alto firewalls and Panorama using CSV files

See https://panco.dev for complete documentation

Usage:
  panco [command]

Available Commands:
  help        Help about any command
  objects     Commands to work with address, service, custom URL and tag objects
  policy      Commands to work with security, NAT, Decryption and Policy-Based Forwarding policies
  template    Generate CSV templates for object and policy importing
  version     Version information for panco

Flags:
  -h, --help   help for panco

Use "panco [command] --help" for more information about a command.