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An administrator can configure URL Filtering profiles in the Objects section of the PAN-OS GUI.A URL Filtering profile is a collection of URL filtering controls that you can apply to individual Security policy rules that allow access to the internet1.You can set site access for URL categories, allow or disallow user credential submissions, enable safe search enforcement, and various other settings1.

To create a URL Filtering profile, go to Objects > Security Profiles > URL Filtering and click Add.You can then specify the profile name, description, and settings for each URL category and action2.You can also configure other options such as User Credential Detection, HTTP Header Insertion, and URL Filtering Inline ML2.After creating the profile, you can attach it to a Security policy rule that allows web traffic2.

By default, the maximum number of templates that can be added to a template stack is 8. This is the recommended limit for performance reasons, as adding more templates may result in sluggish responses on the user interface. However, starting from PAN-OS 8.1.10 and 9.0.4, you can use a debug command to increase the maximum number of templates per stack to 16. This command requires a commit operation to take effect.

A template stack is a collection of templates that you can use to push common settings to multiple firewalls or Panorama managed collectors. A template contains the network and device settings that you want to share across devices, such as interfaces, zones, virtual routers, DNS, NTP, and login banners. You can create multiple templates for different device groups or locations and add them to a template stack in a hierarchical order. The settings in the lower templates override the settings in the higher templates if there are any conflicts. You can then assign a template stack to one or more devices and push the configuration changes.