Palo Alto Firewall Training
Join our interactive Palo Alto Firewall training to master advanced firewall skills and prepare for PCNSA and PCNSE certification exams.
in Palo Alto
Created by
Amar Singh
Next Batch: 18/Jan/2025
Language: English
Duration: 33:20 Hours
What you will learn?
Introduction to different Palo Alto firewall platform including various management interfaces
Configuring and Managing Palo Alto next-generation firewalls with security policies, NAT, security zones etc.
Understanding the fundamentals of application identification, user identification, content inspection, and threat prevention
Learn how to monitor and analyze network traffic using Palo Alto tools. Explore features like logs, reports, and packet captures
Learn how to set up and troubleshoot secure VPN connections using Palo Alto firewalls
Gain an in-depth knowledge on configuring high availability to ensure the continuous operation
About this course
The Palo Alto Firewall Training course teaches the fundamentals and advanced concepts of the Palo Alto Firewall to help you prepare for the Palo Alto Certification exams.
"Include both PCNSA and PCNSE"!
The Palo Alto online course will train students for the Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator (PCNSA) and Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Engineer (PCNSE) certification exams.
Upon completing the Palo Alto Firewall Training course, you will be experts in designing, deploying, operating, managing, and troubleshooting Palo Alto Networks' next-generation firewalls.
"Interactive Sessions - Ask Questions"
The Palo Alto online course will be held in live classes, where you will be learning with your peers. The live class format for the course allows students to get their doubts solved instantly and the online class model is better to prepare for certification exams.
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Palo Alto Firewall Course Prerequisites
For better learning experience in Palo Alto Firewall training, you should be familiar with:
✔ Basic security concepts
✔ Fundamentals of computer and networks
✔ Basic understanding of IP addressing and TCP/IP protocols
Palo Alto Firewall Training Class Timings
The Palo Alto Firewall training classes will be held on Saturday and Sunday. Each class will be 3 hours long and the complete training course will be completed in 4-5 weeks.
"Suitable for Professionals - Weekend Batches"
The weekend classes help work professionals manage their work with online classes.
To know about the next batch starting time, contact our learner advisors.
Who should Enroll in the Palo Alto Training Course
The Palo Alto Firewall training course is beneficial for security professionals looking to get PCNSA or PCNSE certification. If you are a non-certified professional working in the following roles, you should enroll in this course.
- ● Network Security Specialist
- ● Network Security Analyst
- ● Network Specialist
- ● Network Security Consultants OR
- ● Any Network Security Professionals
Why Enroll in the Palo Alto Training Course
The online Palo Alto training has several benefits for the students attending the training class.
"Online Training Saves Valuable Time"
- ● Online training classes on weekends.
- ● Learn from a Certified Instructor for the best exam preparation.
- ● Affordable pricing
- ● Hands-on practical experience using real-life scenarios.
- ● Gain industry-relevant skills to highlight in your resume
Lab Devices Used in Palo Alto Firewall Training
In this training course, students will get access to the Palo Alto virtual lab for hands-on practice. The virtual lab will use the following networking devices:
- ● Three Cisco routers
- ● One Switch
- ● Two Palo Alto Firewall
- ● One Window Server
- ● One Workstation with Windows OS
Palo Alto Firewall Training Lab Tasks
During the duration of the course, students will practice with the following lab practicals on the Palo Alto Firewall:
- ✔ Initialization
- ✔ Implementation of Zones and Virtual Routes and L3 Interface
- ✔ Security Policy Implementation
- ✔ High Availability
- ✔ Static Nat Implementation
- ✔ Dynamic Nat implementation
- ✔ Site to Site VPN
- ✔ Layer 3 Sub-interface
- ✔ Interface type Virtual Wire
✔ Syslog
These tasks are designed to cover all important lab knowledge. Students can access the Palo Alto Virtual Lab for practice.
Palo Alto Firewall Certification Exams Details
This online Palo Alto firewall training will prepare you for PCNSA and PCNSE certification exams.
The details of these certifications are as follows:
1. PCNSA
Certification Name: Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator
Exam Code: PCNSA
Exam Duration: 80 Minutes
Exam Cost: 160 USD + Tax
Language: English
2. PCNSE
Certification Name: Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Engineer
Exam Code: PCNSE
Exam Duration: 80 Minutes
Exam Cost: 160 USD + Tax
Language: English
Benefits of Becoming Palo Alto Certified Profesional
There are a lot of benefits of Palo Alto Firewalls, and gaining the skills in next-gen Palo Alto firewalls with this training will help you get some of the most prestigious jobs in network domains like security consultants, network engineers, etc.
✔ Help you to configure, analyze, run, and implement Palo Alto firewall security features.
✔ Distinguish yourself from other network security professionals.
✔ Offer the most advanced methods of cyber protection to your client.
"Most Enterprises are deploying Palo Alto."
✔ Palo Alto firewall is one of the most sought-after certifications. Therefore, by including it in your resume, you will be able to get a reputed job offer from multinational giants.
✔ The Palo Alto firewall certification is accepted and recognized worldwide. So those who want to pursue their career abroad can readily apply for it.
✔ A lot of IT companies in the US, UK, Australia, etc. are looking for network professionals, having expertise in Palo Alto firewall management can pay off well.
✔ Lastly, the salary package for IT professionals is generally on the higher side. And with the addition of this particular course, you will be able to get a better offer.
Suggested by top companies
Top companies suggest this course to their employees and staff.
Requirements
Good understanding and knowledge on TCP/IP protocol suits and OSI layer model
Basic understanding and configuration knowledge of routing and switching concepts
Fundamental knowledge on information security and basic security concepts
Working knowledge on at least any one firewall other than Palo Alto is recommended (Not Mandatory)
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FAQ
Is GST (taxes) included in Training Fee?
Yes, GST (taxes) is included in the training fees.
Can i get a Refund?
Unfortunately we do not have a refund policy however you can claim your refund if our batch schedule is get delayed by more than one month due to some unavoidable circumstances.
Can I Pay in Instalments?
Sorry, you need to pay full payment one time.
How you will provide Lab Access?
We will provide unlimited 24*7 SD-WAN lab access on a dedicated POD on its own racks portal.
Is there any timings to use Virtual Lab?
You can get 24*7 lab facilities . You can practice online anytime any day.
Is there time flexibility in training?
This public batch training schedule is fixed. You need to attend this training on given time.
What will happen if I miss any class?
We will provide you recording access of your training class on dedicated portal. You can stream same and ask queries to trainer in next class or in doubt clearing session
Which certification exam can i take after completing this course?
This course is related to Palo Alto PCNSE (PCNSE) exam. Certification exam fees is not included in the training fees.
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Lecture 1: PCNSA and PCNSE course overview
4 Parts
Session 1.0 : sub topic
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Session 1.0: Introduction to Palo Alto Firewall Certificaitons
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Lecture 2: Device Management and Services
10 Parts
Session 2.0: Knowledge of firewall management interfaces
In this session, I will cover "Demonstrate knowledge of firewall management interfaces" including following topics:
✔ Management interfaces
✔ Methods of access
✔ Access restrictions
✔ Identity-management traffic flow
✔ Management services
✔ Service routes
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Session 2.1: Provision local administrators
In this session, I will explain about provision local administrators with these points:
✔ Authentication profile
✔ Authentication sequence
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Session 2.2: Assign role-based authentication (LABs)
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Session 2.3: Maintain firewall configurations (LABs)
In this session you will learn about "Maintain firewall configurations" including following points:
✔ Running configuration
✔ Candidate configuration
✔ Discern when to use load, save, import, and export
✔ Differentiate between configuration states
✔ Back up Panorama configurations and firewalls from Panorama
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Session 2.4: Push policy updates to Panorama-managed firewalls
In this session you will learn about "Push policy updates to Panorama-managed firewalls" with following points:
✔ Device groups and hierarchy
✔ Where to place policies
✔ Implications of Panorama management
✔ Impact of templates, template stacks, and hierarchy
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Session 2.5: Schedule and install dynamic updates (LABs)
In this session, you will learn about "Schedule and install dynamic updates" with below points:
✔ From Panorama
✔ From the firewall
✔ Scheduling and staggering updates on an HA pair
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Session 2.6: Create and apply security zones to policies (LABs)
In this session, I will cover "Create and apply security zones to policies" with following points:
✔ Identify zone types
✔ External types
✔ Layer 2
✔ Layer 3
✔ TAP
✔ VWire
✔ Tunnel
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Session 2.7: Identify and configure firewall interfaces (LABs)
In this session, I will cover "Identify and configure firewall interfaces" with these points:
✔ Different types of interfaces
✔ How interface types affect Security policies
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Session 2.8: Configuration of a router (LABs)
This session will provide clear understanding of "Maintain and enhance the configuration of a virtual or logical router" with below points:
✔ Steps to create a static route
✔ How to use the routing
table
✔ What interface types can be added to a virtual or logical router
✔ How to configure route monitoring
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Lecture 3: Managing Objects
5 Parts
Session 3.0: Address and address group objects (LABs)
This session will provide you in-depth concepts of "Create and maintain address and address group objects" with following points"
✔ How to tag objects
✔ Differentiate between address objects
✔ Static groups versus dynamic groups
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Session 3.1: Services and service groups (LABs)
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Session 3.2: Create and maintain external dynamic lists (LABs)
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Session 3.3: Application filters and groups (LABs)
In this session, I will cover "Configure and maintain application filters and application groups" with following topics:
✔ When to use filters versus groups
✔ The purpose of application characteristics as defined in the App-ID database
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Lecture 4: Policy Evaluation and Management
6 Parts
Session 4.0: Develop application-based Security policy (LABs)
In this session you will learn about "Develop the appropriate application-based Security policy" with given points:
✔ Create an appropriate App-ID rule
✔ Rule shadowing
✔ Group rules by tag
✔ The potential impact of App-ID updates to existing Security policy rules
✔ Policy usage statistics
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Session 4.1: Differentiate specific security rule types
✔ Interzone
✔ Intrazone
✔ Universal
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Session 4.2: Configure Security policy (LABs)
In this session, I will cover "Configure Security policy match conditions, actions, and logging
options" with given points:
✔ Application filters and groups
✔ Logging options
✔ App-ID
✔ User-ID
✔ Device-ID
✔ Application filter in policy
✔ Application group in policy
✔ EDLs
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Session 4.3: Identify and implement proper NAT policies (LABs)
In this session, I will cover "Identify and implement proper NAT policies" with given course topics:
✔ Destination
✔ Source
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Session 4.4: Optimize Security policies (LABs)
In this session, you will learn about "Optimize Security policies using appropriate tools" with below points:
✔ Policy test match tool
✔ Policy Optimizer
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Lecture 5: Securing Traffic
8 Parts
Session 5.0: Different types of Security profiles
In this session, you will learn "Compare and contrast different types of Security profiles" with given points:
✔ Antivirus
✔ Anti-Spyware
✔ Vulnerability Protection
✔ URL Filtering
✔ WildFire Analysis
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Session 5.1: Security profiles and groups (LABs)
In this session, you will learn "Create, modify, add, and apply the appropriate Security profiles and
groups" with below points:
✔ Antivirus
✔ Anti-Spyware
✔ Vulnerability Protection
✔ URL Filtering
✔ WildFire Analysis
✔ Configure threat prevention policy
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Session 5.2: Differentiate between Security profile actions
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Session 5.3: Use information available in logs
In this session, you will learn "Use information available in logs" with following points:
✔ Traffic
✔ Threat
✔ Data
✔ System logs
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Session 5.4: DNS Security to control traffic (LABs)
In this session you will learn about "Enable DNS Security to control traffic based on domains" with below points:
✔ Configure DNS Security
✔ Apply DNS Security in policy
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Session 5.5: URL-filtering-based controls (LABs)
In this session, you will learn about "Create and deploy URL-filtering-based controls" with below points:
✔ Apply a URL profile in a Security policy
✔ Create a URL Filtering profile
✔ Create a custom URL category
✔ Control traffic based on a URL category
✔ Why a URL was blocked
✔ How to allow a blocked URL
✔ How to request a URL recategorization
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Session 5.6: Group and IP-to-user mapping
In this session, you will learn about "Differentiate between group mapping and IP-to-user mapping
within policies and logs" with below points:
✔ How to control access to specific locations
✔ How to apply to specific policies
✔ Identify users within the ACC and the monitor tab
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Lecture 6: PCNSE Core Concepts
7 Parts
Session 6.0: How Palo Alto products work together
This session will teach you about "Identify how Palo Alto Networks products work together to improve PAN-OS services" with below points:
Security components
✔ Firewall components
✔ Panorama components
✔ PAN-OS subscriptions and the features they enable
✔ Plug-in components
✔ Heatmap and BPA reports
✔ Artificial intelligence operations (AIOps)/Telemetry
✔ IPv6
✔ Internet of things (IoT)
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Session 6.1: Zone types for various environments
This session will teach you about "Determine and assess appropriate interface or zone types for various environments" with following points:
✔ Layer 2 interfaces
✔ Layer 3 interfaces
✔ Virtual wire (vwire) interfaces
✔ Tap interfaces
✔ Subinterfaces
✔ Tunnel interfaces
✔ Aggregate interfaces
✔ Loopback interfaces
✔ Decrypt mirror interfaces
✔ VLAN interfaces
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Session 6.2: Identify decryption deployment strategies
This session will provide you clear understanding of "Identify decryption deployment strategies" with following points:
✔ Risks and implications of enabling decryption
✔ Use cases
✔ Decryption types
✔ Decryption profiles and certificates
✔ Create decryption policy in the firewall
✔ Configure SSH Proxy
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Session 6.3: Enforce User-ID
In this session you will learn about detained knowledge of "Enforce User-ID" with following points:
✔ Methods of building user-to-IP mappings
✔ Determine if User-ID agent or agentless should be used
✔ Compare and contrast User-ID agents
✔ Methods of User-ID redistribution
✔ Methods of group mapping
✔ Server profile & authentication profile
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Session 6.4: Authentication policy
In this session, you will learn about "Determine how and when to use the Authentication policy" with given points:
✔ Purpose of, and use case for, the Authentication policy
✔ Dependencies
✔ Captive portal versus GlobalProtect (GP) client
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Session 6.5: Fundamental functions
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Session 6.6: Define multiple virtual systems environment
This session will help you to define multiple virtual systems (multi-vsys) environment with following topics:
✔ User-ID hub
✔ Inter-vsys routing
✔ Service routes
✔ Administration
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Lecture 7: Deploy and Configure Core Components
8 Parts
Session 7.0: Configure management profiles (LABs)
This session will provide good understanding of "Configuration of management profiles" with these points:
✔ Interface management profile
✔ SSL/TLS service profile
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Session 7.1: Deploy and configure Security profiles (LABs)
This lab based session will provide clear understanding of "deployment and configuration of security profiles" with these points:
✔ Custom configuration of different Security profiles and Security profile
groups
✔ Relationship between URL filtering and credential theft prevention
✔ Use of username and domain name in HTTP header insertion
✔ DNS Security
✔ How to tune or add exceptions to a Security profile
✔ Compare and contrast threat prevention and advanced threat prevention
✔ Compare and contrast URL Filtering and Advanced URL Filtering
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Session 7.2: Zone, packet buffer, DoS protection (LABs)
This session will provide good understanding of "how to configure zone protection, packet buffer protection, and DoS protection" with these points:
✔ Customized values versus default settings
✔ Classified versus aggregate profile types
✔ Layer 3 and Layer 4 header inspection
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Session 7.3: Configuration of a Palo Alto firewall (LABs)
Learn how to design the deploy configuration of a Palo Alto Networks firewall in this session with these points:
✔ Advanced high availability (HA) deployments
✔ HA pair
✔ Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP)
✔ Bootstrapping
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Session 7.4: Authorization, authentication, device access (LABs)
This session will teach you how to configure authorization, authentication, and device access with these points:
✔ Role-based access control for authorization
✔ Different methods used to authenticate
✔ The authentication sequence
✔ The device access method
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Session 7.5: Configure and manage certificates (LABs)
You will learn how to configure and manage certificates with below points in this session:
✔ Usage
✔ Profiles
✔ Chains
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Session 7.6: Routing, NAT, Site-to-site tunnels (LABs)
This session will cover how to configure routing, NAT and site-to-site tunnels with following points:
✔ Dynamic routing
✔ Redistribution profiles
✔ Static routes
✔ Path monitoring
✔ Policy-based forwarding
✔ Virtual router versus logical router
✔ NAT policy rules
✔ Security rules
✔ Source NAT
✔ No NAT
✔ Use session browser to find NAT rule name
✔ U-Turn NAT
✔ Check HIT counts
✔ IPSec components
✔ Static peers and dynamic peers for IPSec
✔ IPSec tunnel monitor profiles
✔ IPSec tunnel testing
✔ Generic Routing Encapsulation (GRE)
✔ One-to-one and one-to-many tunnels
✔ Determine when to use proxy IDs
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Session 7.7: Service routes, application-based QoS (LABs)
In this session you will learn about "service routes and application-based QoS configuration with these points:
✔ Default
✔ Custom
✔ Destination
✔ Custom routes for different vsys versus destination routes
✔ How to verify service routes
✔ Enablement requirements
✔ QoS policy rule
✔ Add DSCP/TOS component
✔ QoS profile
✔ Determine how to control bandwidth use on a per-application basis
✔ Use QoS to monitor bandwidth utilization
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Lecture 8: Deploy and Configure Features and Subscriptions
2 Parts
Session 8.0: App-ID, GlobalProtect, decryption, User-ID (LABs)
In this session you will learn about how to configure App-ID, GlobalProtect, decryption, User-ID with following points:
✔ Create security rules with App-ID
✔ Convert port and protocol rules to App-ID rules
✔ Identify the impact of application override to the overall functionality of the firewall
✔ Create custom apps and threats
✔ Review App-ID dependencies
✔ GlobalProtect licensing
✔ Configure gateway and portal
✔ GlobalProtect agent
✔ Differentiate between login methods
✔ Configure Clientless VPN
✔ Host information profile (HIP)
✔ Configure multip
✔ Split tunneling
✔ Inbound decryption
✔ SSL forward proxy
✔ SSL decryption exclusions
✔ SSH proxy
✔ User-ID agent and agentless
✔ User-ID group mapping
✔ Shared User-ID mapping across virtual systems
✔ Data redistribution
✔ User-ID methods
✔ Benefits of using dynamic user groups in policy rules
✔ Requirements to support dynamic user groups
✔ How GlobalProtect internal and external gateways can be used
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Session 8.1: Configure WildFire and Web Proxy (LABs)
In this session you will learn about how to configure WildFire and Web Proxy with these points:
✔ Submission profile
✔ Action profile
✔ Submissions and verdicts
✔ Signature actions
✔ File types and file sizes
✔ Update schedule
✔ Forwarding of decrypted traffic
✔ Transparent proxy
✔ Explicit proxy
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Lecture 9: Deploy and Configure Firewalls Using Panorama
2 Parts
Session 9.0: Templates and template stacks, device groups (LABs)
In this session you will learn about how to configure templates and template stacks and device groups with following points:
✔ Components configured in a template
✔ How the order of templates in a stack affects the configuration push to a firewall
✔ Overriding a template value in a stack
✔ Configure variables in templates
✔ Relationship between Panorama and devices as pertaining to dynamic updates versions, policy implementation, and/or HA peers
✔ Device group hierarchies
✔ Identify what device groups contain
✔ Differentiate between different use cases for pre-rules, local rules, the default rules, and post-rules
✔ Identify the impact of configuring a primary device
✔ Assign firewalls to device groups
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Session 9.1: Firewall configurations within Panorama (LABs)
In this session you will learn about how to configure firewalls within Panorama with these points:
✔ Licensing
✔ Commit recovery feature
✔ Automatic commit recovery
✔ Commit types and schedules
✔ Config backups
✔ Commit type options
✔ Manage dynamic updates for Panorama and Panorama-managed devices
✔ Software and dynamic updates
✔ Import firewall configuration into Panorama
✔ Configure log collectors
✔ Check firewall health and status from Panorama
✔ Configure role-based access on Panorama
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Lecture 10: Manage and Operate
4 Parts
Session 10.0: Manage and configure Log Forwarding (LABs)
In this session you will learn about how to manage and configure Log Forwarding with these points:
✔ Identify log types and criticalities
✔ Manage external services
✔ Create and manage tags
✔ Identify system and traffic issues using the web interface and CLI tools
✔ Configure Log Forwarding profile and device log settings
✔ Log monitoring
✔ Customize logging and reporting settings
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Session 10.1: Upgrade a Palo Alto Networks system (LABs)
This session will provide clear understanding of plan and execution of the process to upgrade a Palo Alto Networks system with following points:
✔ Single firewall
✔ HA pairs
✔ Panorama push
✔ Dynamic updates
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Session 10.2: Manage HA functions
In this session you will learn to manage HA functions with these points:
✔ Link monitoring
✔ Path monitoring
✔ HA links
✔ Failover
✔ Active/active and active/passive
✔ HA interfaces
✔ Clustering
✔ Election setting
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Session 10.3: Troubleshooting (LABs)
In this session you will learn about Troubleshooting including site-to-site tunnels, interfaces, decryption, routing, general, resource protections, GlobalProtect, policies, HA functions troubleshooting with these points:
✔ IPSec
✔ GRE
✔ One-to-one and one-to-many tunnels
✔ Route-based versus policy-based remote hosts
✔ Tunnel monitoring
✔ Transceivers
✔ Settings
✔ Aggregate interfaces, LACP
✔ Counters
✔ Tagging
✔ Inbound decryption
✔ SSL forward proxy
✔ SSH proxy
✔ Identify what cannot be decrypted and configure exclusions and bypasses
✔ Certificates
✔ Dynamic routing
✔ Redistribution profiles
✔ Static routes
✔ Route monitoring
✔ Policy-based forwarding
✔ Multicast routing
✔ Service routes
✔ Logs
✔ Packet capture (pcap)
✔ Reports
✔ Zone protection profiles
✔ DoS protections
✔ Packet buffer protections
✔ Portal and Gateway
✔ Access to resources
✔ GlobalProtect client
✔ NAT
✔ Security
✔ Decryption
✔ Authentication
✔ Monitor
✔ Failover triggers
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is the certification cost included in this training? please contact me I want to join this online training on palo alto asap.
I think its not included, they have also mentioned the same in FAQ. I am also going to join their upcoming back. I have already enrolled. You can directly contact uninets sales team for enrollment.