Palo Alto Panorama Essentials

Palo Alto Panorama Essentials
Last updated 6/2024
Duration: 3h30m | .MP4 1280x720, 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 1.59 GB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English

PALO ALTO PANORAMA TEMPLATES DEVICE GROUPS EXISTING FIREWALL INTEGRATION LOCAL LOG COLLECTOR

What you'll learn
Adding Managed Firewalls to Panorama Central Management
Create Device Groups and Assigning Managed Firewalls to Device Groups
Create Shared Pre Rules, Device Group Pre Rules, Local Firewall Rules, Device Group Post Rules, Shared Post Rules and Default Rules
Create and Assigning Managed Devices to Templates.
Panorama Rule Usage Scenarios

Requirements
Basic Understanding on Palo Alto Firewalls.

Description
This course covers Palo Alto Panorama Device Groups and Templates into deep level but simple way to understand with real world scenarios.
Introduction to Panorama
This you can understand the overall picture of the Panorama architecture and how it helps you to manage your Palo Alto Networks firewall deployments.
Panorama Templates
You use templates and template stacks to configure the settings that enable firewalls to operate on the network. Templates are the basic building blocks you use to configure the Network and Device tabs on Panorama™. You can use templates to define interface and zone configurations, to manage the server profiles for logging and syslog access, or to define VPN configurations. Template stacks give you the ability to layer multiple templates and create a combined configuration. Template stacks simplify management because they allow you to define a common base configuration for all devices attached to the template stack and they give you the ability to layer templates to create a combined configuration. This enables you to define templates with location- or function-specific settings and then stack the templates in descending order of priority so that firewalls inherit the settings based on the order of the templates in the stack.
Panorama Device Groups
Device groups comprise firewalls and virtual systems you want to manage as a group, such as the firewalls that manage a group of branch offices or individual departments in a company. Panorama treats these groups as single units when applying policies. Firewalls can belong to only one device group but, because virtual systems are distinct entities in Panorama, you can assign virtual systems within a firewall to different device groups.
Adding Existing Firewall to Panorama Management
This helps you to understand how you can integrate existing firewall with configuration into Panorama management.
Deploying Local Log Collector in Panorama Mode
This section helps you to understand how Panorama mode can help you to manage your firewall logs centrally and the comprehensive configuration steps.
Who this course is for:
Palo Alto Administrators

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