Migrate Panorama and non-HA Firewalls from BrightCloud to PAN-DB

Determine which firewalls require new PAN-DB URL filtering licenses.
Log in to Panorama and select
Panorama
Device Deployment
Licenses
.
Check the URL column to determine which firewalls have PAN-DB licenses and whether the licenses are valid or expired.
A firewall can have valid licenses for both BrightCloud and PAN-DB, but only one license can be active.
If you’re not sure whether a PAN-DB URL filtering license is active, access the firewall web interface, select
Device
Licenses
, and verify that the
Active
field displays
Yes
in the PAN-DB URL Filtering section.
Purchase new licenses for the firewalls that don’t have valid PAN-DB licenses.
Palo Alto Networks sends an email containing activation codes for the licenses you purchase. If you can’t find this email, contact Customer Support before proceeding.
Change the URL filtering vendor to PAN-DB on Panorama.
Access the Panorama web interface and perform one of the following tasks:
Change the URL Filtering Vendor on HA Panorama
Change the URL Filtering Vendor on non-HA Panorama
Migrate the URL filtering vendor to PAN-DB on each firewall.
Access the firewall web interface and select
Device
Licenses
.
In the License Management section, select
Activate feature using authorization code
, enter the
Authorization Code
, and click
OK
.
Activating the PAN-DB license automatically deactivates the BrightCloud license.
In the PAN-DB URL Filtering section,
Download
the seed file, select your region, and click
OK
.
Commit and push your configuration changes:
Access the Panorama web interface.
Select
Commit
Commit and Push
and
Edit Selections
in the Push Scope
Select
Device Groups
, select the firewall, and click
OK
.
Commit and Push
your changes to the Panorama configuration and to device groups.