Request
Add support for Palo Alto PAN-OS configuration files.
Context
Requested by the community — PAN-OS is widely deployed and engineers want to visualize BGP, IPsec tunnels, and security policy dependencies the same way they can for Cisco/Arista/Juniper.
PAN-OS config format
PAN-OS exports configuration as XML (running-config.xml). This differs from the line-by-line format used by IOS/JunOS and would require a dedicated XML-based parser.
Potential coverage
- Virtual routers (equivalent to VRFs)
- Interfaces and zones
- BGP (peer groups, route filters)
- OSPF
- Static routes
- Security policies (equivalent to ACLs)
- NAT policies
- IPsec / VPN tunnels
- Address objects and groups
Notes
PAN-OS documentation for config structure: https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com
Request
Add support for Palo Alto PAN-OS configuration files.
Context
Requested by the community — PAN-OS is widely deployed and engineers want to visualize BGP, IPsec tunnels, and security policy dependencies the same way they can for Cisco/Arista/Juniper.
PAN-OS config format
PAN-OS exports configuration as XML (
running-config.xml). This differs from the line-by-line format used by IOS/JunOS and would require a dedicated XML-based parser.Potential coverage
Notes
PAN-OS documentation for config structure: https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com