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01 April 2020 Office Hours - Administrator Best Practices - Recording
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Posted 6 years ago·Last reply 6 years ago
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OP6 years agoExactly what I would do. FYI, the parenthesis around the second term shouldn't be strictly needed. It also helps with readability to put spaces between the property name the not-equals (!=) operator and the term. Just my personal preference though as it works either way.
GuitarPlayer
·6 years agoP.S. I also added the condition to exclude the Panorama management device via this custom query:
hasCategory("PaloAlto") and (auto.endpoint.model!="Panorama")
There might be a better property to query, but did what i needed it to do.
LM User
OP6 years agoAwesome!
GuitarPlayer
·6 years agoCreating the dynamic group was the key. Dashboard is now populating as expected. Thanks!
GuitarPlayer
·6 years agoGreat! I'll take a look. Thanks for the response.
GuitarPlayer
·6 years agoThe newbie is back: Earlier this week I was watching the April 1, 2020 LM office hours and they talked about dashboard tokens (in this case, their use case was specifically around the Palo Alto dashboard), but I didn't follow how to use the tokens to get my 20 some PA firewalls to be monitored by this dashboard? (If too specific of a question, I can contact support directly) I.E. my Palo Alto Networks dashboard says "Group not found" or "instance not found" on each item.
It seems one needs to create a group or something and then assign that group as the value in the DefaultResource dashboard token or whatever, but the video didn't say how to create the group. It's probably something easy, or may be covered in the upcoming event for newcomers?