- Generate the API key for the firewall. See this link for instructions.
- Create a text file with all the URLs you want to check. For example, create a file called urls.txt with the URLs entered in the following format:
www.facebook.com
www.yahoo.com
purple.com
chase.com
- Create a bash file to query PAN-DB using the text file created in the previous step. For example, create a file called url_checker with the following details:
#!/bin/bash
for url in $(cat urls.txt);
do curl -k 'https://{firewall ip}/api/?type=op&cmd=<test><url>'$url'</url></test>&key={api key here}';
done
- From the command line, run the bash script. For example, in OSX, ./url_checker
- The output should give you a list of all URLs in the file and their corresponding categories.
SJCMACF0UPG8WM:Desktop smitchell$ ./url_checker
<response cmd="status" status="success"><result>www.google.com search-engines (Base db) expires in 3000 seconds
www.google.com search-engines (Cloud db)
</result></response><response cmd="status" status="success"><result>www.facebook.com social-networking (Base db) expires in 3000 seconds
www.facebook.com social-networking (Cloud db)
</result></response><response cmd="status" status="success"><result>www.yahoo.com internet-portals (Base db) expires in 3000 seconds
www.yahoo.com internet-portals (Cloud db)
</result></response><response cmd="status" status="success"><result>purple.com home-and-garden (Base db) expires in 0 seconds
purple.com home-and-garden (Cloud db)
</result></response><response cmd="status" status="success"><result>chase.com financial-services (Base db) expires in 9000 seconds
chase.com financial-services (Cloud db)
</result></response>SJCMACF0UPG8WM:Desktop smitchell$
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