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I’m testing a PaloAlto firewall and two switches connected (HP and Aruba). <br />
Is there a way on Palo Alto firewall to See what switches are connected? <br />
This would allow me to get the IP of the switches so I can connect to web interface and command line to work with port configurations.
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I’m testing a PaloAlto firewall and two switches connected (HP and Aruba). 
Is there a way on Palo Alto firewall to See what switches are connected? 
This would allow me to get the IP of the switches so I can connect to web interface and command line to work with port configurations.

PaloAlto Firewall - get connected switches?

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