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Is there no way to import FQDN's or IP addresses to an XG?

Adam Ricket

 I'm finding more and more situations where I need to allow a large range of IP addresses and FQDN's to our customer's Firewalls... 

Is there no way to import JSON, CSV or TXT IP or FQDN lists to either a v17 or v18 FW?

This is an extremely frustrating issue that frankly ALL other vendors support. It is seriously costing us and our clients who we support time and money. 



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    I did a home-made Powershell script that takes a CSV file with the following "columns":

    Name,IP,Netmask

    If you don have the data in that format, its very easy to format it with Notepad++ (as lucar toni mentioned). You can save those steps to a macro, for later usage.

    With that data, it creates the objects through API. If that works for you, ping me and I can show you how to use it. When migrating firewalls, I used to put the objects in the .csv file, run the powershell and then, have a coffee. In a few moments, all the objects will be created in the XG

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    I did a home-made Powershell script that takes a CSV file with the following "columns":

    Name,IP,Netmask

    If you don have the data in that format, its very easy to format it with Notepad++ (as lucar toni mentioned). You can save those steps to a macro, for later usage.

    With that data, it creates the objects through API. If that works for you, ping me and I can show you how to use it. When migrating firewalls, I used to put the objects in the .csv file, run the powershell and then, have a coffee. In a few moments, all the objects will be created in the XG

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