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    Define User Privacy Settings in the Admin Role Profile

    To define what private end user data an administrator has access to, when creating or editing an admin role profile (DeviceAdmin Roles), scroll down to the Privacy option on the WebUI tab.
    Access Level
    Description
    Enable
    Read Only
    Disable
    Privacy
    Sets the default state to enable or disable for all of the privacy settings described below.
    Yes
    N/A
    Yes
    Show Full IP addresses
    When disabled, full IP addresses obtained by traffic running through the Palo Alto firewall are not shown in logs or reports. In place of the IP addresses that are normally displayed, the relevant subnet is displayed.
    Scheduled reports that are displayed in the interface through MonitorReports and reports that are sent via scheduled emails will still display full IP addresses. Because of this exception, we recommend that the following settings within the Monitor tab be set to disable: Custom Reports, Application Reports, Threat Reports, URL Filtering Reports, Traffic Reports and Email Scheduler.
    Yes
    N/A
    Yes
    Show User Names in Logs and Reports
    When disabled, usernames obtained by traffic running through the Palo Alto Networks firewall are not shown in logs or reports. Columns where the usernames would normally be displayed are empty.
    Scheduled reports that are displayed in the interface through MonitorReports or reports that are sent via the email scheduler will still display usernames. Because of this exception, we recommend that the following settings within the Monitor tab be set to disable: Custom Reports, Application Reports, Threat Reports, URL Filtering Reports, Traffic Reports and Email Scheduler.
    Yes
    N/A
    Yes
    View PCAP Files
    When disabled, packet capture files that are normally available within the Traffic, Threat and Data Filtering logs are not displayed.
    Yes
    N/A
    Yes

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