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Configuring Security Profile Groups
Overview
When Designer creates a new rule, its Security Profile Groups are set to None by default. You can change this default in the stconf
file. Profiles can be set globally or per Device Management ID.
Prerequisites
Any profile that is defined, must be defined on the device.
Configure the Security Profile Group
This procedure is relevant for Palo Alto and Fortinet devices.
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Navigate to:
https://<SecureTrack_IP>/securetrack/admin/stcgitest.htm
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Navigate to Edit StConf > Fetch Current StConf.
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In the
stconf
file, navigate to theDesigner_Default_Profiles
;. -
Add the
Security_Profile_Group
<Designer_Default_Profiles>
<Security_Profile_Group>
<Profile>security_group_profile1</Profile>
<Profile management="11">security_group_profile2</Profile>
</Security_Profile_Group>
</Designer_Default_Profiles>where
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<Profile>security_group_profile1</Profile>
defines the global default. -
<Profile management="11">security_group_profile2</Profile>
defines default profile for Device Management ID 11 as Security group Profile 2.
For Palo Alto Panorama devices: When a profile is set per Device Management ID, the configuration will also apply for all Device Groups beneath it in the hierarchy. When the profile provided is not found on the device, the global default is used. If no global default is found, none will be used. -
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Click Submit New Conf.
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