Documentation ¶
Overview ¶
Package security is the client.Policies.Security namespace.
Normalized object: Entry
Index ¶
- type Entry
- type FwSecurity
- func (c *FwSecurity) Delete(vsys string, e ...interface{}) error
- func (c *FwSecurity) DeleteAll(vsys string) error
- func (c *FwSecurity) Edit(vsys string, e Entry) error
- func (c *FwSecurity) Get(vsys, name string) (Entry, error)
- func (c *FwSecurity) GetList(vsys string) ([]string, error)
- func (c *FwSecurity) Initialize(con util.XapiClient)
- func (c *FwSecurity) MoveGroup(vsys string, movement int, rule string, e ...Entry) error
- func (c *FwSecurity) Set(vsys string, e ...Entry) error
- func (c *FwSecurity) Show(vsys, name string) (Entry, error)
- func (c *FwSecurity) ShowList(vsys string) ([]string, error)
- func (c *FwSecurity) VerifiableEdit(vsys string, e ...Entry) error
- func (c *FwSecurity) VerifiableSet(vsys string, e ...Entry) error
- type PanoSecurity
- func (c *PanoSecurity) Delete(dg, base string, e ...interface{}) error
- func (c *PanoSecurity) DeleteAll(dg, base string) error
- func (c *PanoSecurity) Edit(dg, base string, e Entry) error
- func (c *PanoSecurity) Get(dg, base, name string) (Entry, error)
- func (c *PanoSecurity) GetList(dg, base string) ([]string, error)
- func (c *PanoSecurity) Initialize(con util.XapiClient)
- func (c *PanoSecurity) MoveGroup(dg, base string, movement int, rule string, e ...Entry) error
- func (c *PanoSecurity) Set(dg, base string, e ...Entry) error
- func (c *PanoSecurity) Show(dg, base, name string) (Entry, error)
- func (c *PanoSecurity) ShowList(dg, base string) ([]string, error)
- func (c *PanoSecurity) VerifiableEdit(dg, base string, e ...Entry) error
- func (c *PanoSecurity) VerifiableSet(dg, base string, e ...Entry) error
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Types ¶
type Entry ¶
type Entry struct { Name string Type string Description string Tags []string // ordered SourceZones []string // unordered SourceAddresses []string // unordered NegateSource bool SourceUsers []string // unordered HipProfiles []string // unordered DestinationZones []string // unordered DestinationAddresses []string // unordered NegateDestination bool Applications []string // unordered Services []string // unordered Categories []string // unordered Action string LogSetting string LogStart bool LogEnd bool Disabled bool Schedule string IcmpUnreachable bool DisableServerResponseInspection bool Group string Targets map[string][]string NegateTarget bool Virus string Spyware string Vulnerability string UrlFiltering string FileBlocking string WildFireAnalysis string DataFiltering string }
Entry is a normalized, version independent representation of a security rule.
Targets is a map where the key is the serial number of the target device and the value is a list of specific vsys on that device. The list of vsys is nil if all vsys on that device should be included or if the device is a virtual firewall (and thus only has vsys1).
func (*Entry) Copy ¶
Copy copies the information from source Entry `s` to this object. As the Name field relates to the XPATH of this object, this field is not copied.
func (*Entry) Defaults ¶
func (o *Entry) Defaults()
Defaults sets params with uninitialized values to their GUI default setting.
The defaults are as follows:
- Type: "universal"
- SourceZones: ["any"]
- SourceAddresses: ["any"]
- SourceUsers: ["any"]
- HipProfiles: ["any"]
- DestinationZones: ["any"]
- DestinationAddresses: ["any"]
- Applications: ["any"]
- Services: ["application-default"]
- Categories: ["any"]
- Action: "allow"
- LogEnd: true
type FwSecurity ¶
type FwSecurity struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
FwSecurity is the client.Policies.Security namespace.
func (*FwSecurity) Delete ¶
func (c *FwSecurity) Delete(vsys string, e ...interface{}) error
Delete removes the given security policies.
Security policies can be either a string or an Entry object.
func (*FwSecurity) DeleteAll ¶
func (c *FwSecurity) DeleteAll(vsys string) error
DeleteAll removes all security policies from the specified vsys.
func (*FwSecurity) Edit ¶
func (c *FwSecurity) Edit(vsys string, e Entry) error
Edit performs EDIT to create / update a security policy.
func (*FwSecurity) Get ¶
func (c *FwSecurity) Get(vsys, name string) (Entry, error)
Get performs GET to retrieve information for the given security policy.
func (*FwSecurity) GetList ¶
func (c *FwSecurity) GetList(vsys string) ([]string, error)
GetList performs GET to retrieve a list of security policies.
func (*FwSecurity) Initialize ¶
func (c *FwSecurity) Initialize(con util.XapiClient)
Initialize is invoed by client.Initialize().
func (*FwSecurity) MoveGroup ¶
MoveGroup moves a logical group of security policies somewhere in relation to another security policy.
The `movement` param should be one of the Move constants in the util package.
The `rule` param is the other rule the `movement` param is referencing. If this is an empty string, then the first policy in the group isn't moved anywhere, but all other policies will still be moved to be grouped with the first one.
func (*FwSecurity) Set ¶
func (c *FwSecurity) Set(vsys string, e ...Entry) error
Set performs SET to create / update one or more security policies.
func (*FwSecurity) Show ¶
func (c *FwSecurity) Show(vsys, name string) (Entry, error)
Get performs SHOW to retrieve information for the given security policy.
func (*FwSecurity) ShowList ¶
func (c *FwSecurity) ShowList(vsys string) ([]string, error)
ShowList performs SHOW to retrieve a list of security policies.
func (*FwSecurity) VerifiableEdit ¶
func (c *FwSecurity) VerifiableEdit(vsys string, e ...Entry) error
VerifiableEdit behaves like Edit(), except policies with LogEnd as true will first be created with LogEnd as false, and then a second Set() is performed which will do LogEnd as true. This is due to the unique combination of being a boolean value that is true by default, the XML returned from querying the rule details will omit the LogEnd setting, which will be interpreted as false, when in fact it is true. We can get around this by setting the value to a non-standard value, then back again, in which case it will properly show up in the returned XML.
func (*FwSecurity) VerifiableSet ¶
func (c *FwSecurity) VerifiableSet(vsys string, e ...Entry) error
VerifiableSet behaves like Set(), except policies with LogEnd as true will first be created with LogEnd as false, and then a second Set() is performed which will do LogEnd as true. This is due to the unique combination of being a boolean value that is true by default, the XML returned from querying the rule details will omit the LogEnd setting, which will be interpreted as false, when in fact it is true. We can get around this by setting the value to a non-standard value, then back again, in which case it will properly show up in the returned XML.
type PanoSecurity ¶
type PanoSecurity struct {
// contains filtered or unexported fields
}
PanoSecurity is the client.Policies.Security namespace.
func (*PanoSecurity) Delete ¶
func (c *PanoSecurity) Delete(dg, base string, e ...interface{}) error
Delete removes the given security policies.
Security policies can be either a string or an Entry object.
func (*PanoSecurity) DeleteAll ¶
func (c *PanoSecurity) DeleteAll(dg, base string) error
DeleteAll removes all security policies from the specified dg / rulebase.
func (*PanoSecurity) Edit ¶
func (c *PanoSecurity) Edit(dg, base string, e Entry) error
Edit performs EDIT to create / update a security policy.
func (*PanoSecurity) Get ¶
func (c *PanoSecurity) Get(dg, base, name string) (Entry, error)
Get performs GET to retrieve information for the given security policy.
func (*PanoSecurity) GetList ¶
func (c *PanoSecurity) GetList(dg, base string) ([]string, error)
GetList performs GET to retrieve a list of security policies.
func (*PanoSecurity) Initialize ¶
func (c *PanoSecurity) Initialize(con util.XapiClient)
Initialize is invoed by client.Initialize().
func (*PanoSecurity) MoveGroup ¶
MoveGroup moves a logical group of security policies somewhere in relation to another security policy.
The `movement` param should be one of the Move constants in the util package.
The `rule` param is the other rule the `movement` param is referencing. If this is an empty string, then the first policy in the group isn't moved anywhere, but all other policies will still be moved to be grouped with the first one.
func (*PanoSecurity) Set ¶
func (c *PanoSecurity) Set(dg, base string, e ...Entry) error
Set performs SET to create / update one or more security policies.
func (*PanoSecurity) Show ¶
func (c *PanoSecurity) Show(dg, base, name string) (Entry, error)
Get performs SHOW to retrieve information for the given security policy.
func (*PanoSecurity) ShowList ¶
func (c *PanoSecurity) ShowList(dg, base string) ([]string, error)
ShowList performs SHOW to retrieve a list of security policies.
func (*PanoSecurity) VerifiableEdit ¶
func (c *PanoSecurity) VerifiableEdit(dg, base string, e ...Entry) error
VerifiableEdit behaves like Edit(), except policies with LogEnd as true will first be created with LogEnd as false, and then a second Set() is performed which will do LogEnd as true. This is due to the unique combination of being a boolean value that is true by default, the XML returned from querying the rule details will omit the LogEnd setting, which will be interpreted as false, when in fact it is true. We can get around this by setting the value to a non-standard value, then back again, in which case it will properly show up in the returned XML.
func (*PanoSecurity) VerifiableSet ¶
func (c *PanoSecurity) VerifiableSet(dg, base string, e ...Entry) error
VerifiableSet behaves like Set(), except policies with LogEnd as true will first be created with LogEnd as false, and then a second Set() is performed which will do LogEnd as true. This is due to the unique combination of being a boolean value that is true by default, the XML returned from querying the rule details will omit the LogEnd setting, which will be interpreted as false, when in fact it is true. We can get around this by setting the value to a non-standard value, then back again, in which case it will properly show up in the returned XML.