Use the PanOS MCP connector safely
Teaches the agent how to work with a PAN-OS firewall through the PanOS MCP connector: confirm the device, pick the right read tool, keep reads small, and ask before any static route change.
Use it when
- You want an assistant to read a PAN-OS firewall's state without touching it
- You need to confirm which firewall an assistant is talking to before a check
- You want static route changes to wait for your approval
Tools it uses
get_firewall_infoget_ha_statusget_system_resourcesget_active_sessionsget_interfacesget_zonesget_vlansget_arp_tableget_dhcp_leasesget_dns_proxyget_routing_tableget_static_routesget_security_rulesget_security_profilesget_security_profile_groupsget_pbf_rulesget_dos_profilesget_qos_rulesget_address_objectsget_address_groupsget_service_objectsget_service_groupsadd_static_routedelete_static_route
Check the PAN-OS firewall at the Lyon site and tell me what the routing table looks like for the 10.20.0.0/16 range.
The connector reaches fw-lyon-01, a PA-850 on PAN-OS 10.2.4, which I confirmed first. The routing table holds 212 entries; 9 of them cover 10.20.0.0/16. I read only the routing table and did not change anything. Two static routes match that range, and both are still listed as active.