Features Introduced in Prisma Access 1.2.0
Learn what’s new and exciting in the Cloud Services plugin versions.
The following table describes the new features introduced
in the Cloud Services plugin version 1.2.0. For additional information
on how to use the new features in this release, refer to the Prisma Access Administrator’s
Guide.
Feature | Description |
---|---|
Gateway Selection Improvements | To allow mobile users to use the best gateway for
your organization, the following gateway improvements have been
implemented:
See Manage Priorities for Prisma
Access and On-Premise Gateways for more information. |
Status Monitor Improvements | The following improvements have been made
in the Panorama Cloud
Services Status
|
Internal DNS domains for mobile users
increased to 1,024 | Prisma Access can now support up to 1,024 internal
domains. |
FQDNs of all Prisma Access gateways now
available | You can now view the full FQDNs of all gateways
that are available in Prisma Access. To view the FQDNs, select Panorama Cloud Services Status Network Details Mobile Users radio button. The
FQDNs display in the Gateways area. These
gateways replace the primary and secondary gateways. |
paloalto-shared-services App-ID released | To make sure that Panorama can communicate
with Prisma Access and Cortex Data Lake, configure internet gateway
firewall security policies to allow the App-ID paloalto-shared-services ,
in addition to the App-ID paloalto-logging-service .
The App-ID paloalto-shared-services is released
as part of content version 8067, and you can review the Customer
Resources article Palo Alto Shared Services App-ID for
more information. Before the release of this App-ID, administrators
needed to add a security policy that contained the paloalto-logging-service App-ID, SSL ,
and web-browsing on the internet gateway
firewall to allow communication between the services, which was
less secure than using the new App-ID. |
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