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Use Case: Monitor Applications Using Panorama Monitor Network Activity

Use Case: Monitor Applications Using Panorama

This example takes you through the process of assessing the efficiency of your current policies and determining

where you need to adjust them to fortify the acceptable use policies for your network.

When you log in to Panorama, the

Top Applications widget on the Dashboard gives a preview of the most used

applications over the last hour. You can either glance over the list of top applications and mouse over each

application block that you want to review the details for, or you can navigate to the

ACC tab to view the same

information as an ordered list. The following image is a view of the

Top Applications widget on the Dashboard.

The data source for this display is the application statistics database; it does not use the traffic logs and is

generated whether or not you have enabled logging for security rules. This view into the traffic on your network

depicts everything that is allowed on your network and is flowing through unblocked by any policy rules that

you have defined.

You can select and toggle the

Data Source to be local on Panorama or you can query the managed firewalls

(

Remote Device Data) for the data; Panorama automatically aggregates and displays the information. For a

speedier flow, consider using Panorama as the data source (with log forwarding to Panorama enabled) because

the time to load data from the remote devices varies by the time period for which you choose to view data and

the volume of traffic that is generated on your network.

Going back to the list of top applications, we can see that bittorrent is very popular. If you now click into the

link for the bittorrent application, the

ACC view filters the display to show information on the application, its

behavior, risk level, and the associated URL categorization details.

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