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Walter_Kacynski
Cirrostratus
Cirrostratusng_export with Per Request Policies
Does anyone know if ng_export cli will work with per request policies (PRP). Access Profile Export utility v14.1 Usage: ng_export [-t|-type access_policy] <name> <filename> [-p|-partition <pa...
You can already do it with normal policies, no reverse engineering needed.
However that ID 755148 refers to API Protection policies. These are the same as PRPs, but they have a different "type" (I'm sure you noticed already).
The other thing is:
The way I do this usually when I'm creating labs or other material is to walk the configuration hirearchy (policy items, agents, policy, profile, customization groups) and then turn it into a pile of TMSH commands, then use the commands to create a policy. It's kind of fragile between versions, but mostly works fine.
Walter_KacynskiCirrostratus
CirrostratusYeah, I was surprised when I installed 15.1 to find the "modern" customization option. I'm glad to see that it's based on Angular as we have a lot of development using that stack. The old style was miserable to customize.
One thing I love about ASM policies is that one can import/export/overwrite at will. This makes promotion VERY easy from NON-PROD to PROD. Granted APM deals with more endpoint data like VPNs. However, when used in an LTM+APM mode for SSO processing the policy is not nearly as complicated.
Thank-you for your help on this.