Rule Usage Hit Count Query
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End-of-Life (EoL)
Rule Usage Hit Count Query
Query your policy rule base to determine rule usage for
a specified period of time.
- PoliciesRule Usage
Use the rule usage query to filter the selected
rulebase over a specified period of time. The rule usage query allows
you to quickly filter your policy rulebase to identify unused rules
for removal so that you can reduce open entry points for an attacker.
Click PDF/CSV to export the filtered rules
in PDF or CSV format. To use the Rule Usage Hit Count Query, you
must enable the Policy Rule Hit Count setting
(Device > Setup > Management).
By default, the Name, Location, Created, Modified,
and Rule Usage columns are displayed when
you query the rule usage in your policy rule base. You can add more
columns to view additional information about the policy rules.
Task | Description |
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Hit Count | |
Timeframe | Indicate the time frame to query the selected
rulebase. Select from the predetermined time frames or set a Custom time
frame. |
Usage | Select the rule usage to query: Any, Unused, Used,
or Partially Used (Panorama only). |
Since | (Custom Timeframe only) Select
the date and time from which to query the policy rulebase. |
Exclude rules reset during the last _ days | Select this option to exclude any rules
that were manually reset by a user within the specified number of
days. |
Device Rule Usage for Rule Hit Count Query
View the device rule usage for a selected policy rule
when performing a rule usage hit count query.
You can view the device and virtual system rule usage
when you viewing the rule usage for a policy rule from the Panorama
management server. Reset Rule Hit Counter to
reset the Hit Count, First Hit, and Last Hit.
Click PDF/CSV to export the filtered rules
in PDF or CSV format.
Field | Description |
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Device Group | Device group that device or virtual system
belongs to. |
Device Name/Virtual System | Name of the device group or virtual system. |
Hit Count | Total number of traffic matches for the
policy rule. |
Last Hit | Date and time of the latest traffic match
for the policy rule. |
First Hit | Date and time of the first traffic match
for the policy rule. |
Last Update Received | Date and time of the last received rule
usage information from the device to the Panorama management server. |
Created | Date and time the policy rule was created. |
Modified | Date and time the policy rule was last modified.
Column is blank if the policy rule has not been modified. |
State | Connection status of the device: Connected,
or Disconnected. |