[English] Palo Alto Firewall PCNSA and PCNSE Training

Name: [English] Palo Alto Firewall PCNSA and PCNSE Training
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Learn Palo Alto Firewall configuration and it's troubleshooting step by step

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Last updated 9/2023

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What you'll learn

[English] Palo Alto Firewall PCNSA and PCNSE Training in English
Learn Palo Alto Firewall configuration and it's troubleshooting step by step
This course is for students trying to obtain the PCNSE.
This course is for students trying to learn the Palo Alto Firewall.

Course content

1 section • 17 lectures • 25h 24m total length

About Palo Alto Firewall1:06:21
Learn the fundamentals of Palo Alto firewall architecture, management interfaces, and core concepts like packet flow, application ID, SSL decryption, and policy configuration through hands-on labs and official lab guides.
SP3 Architecture and Palo Alto Initial Configuration1:20:06
Learn the Palo Alto SP3 architecture, a single pass with parallel processing that speeds packet flow, boosts throughput, and uses dual CPUs for the control and data planes.
Palo Alto Zone and Layer 2 Interface Configuration1:31:10
Learn how Palo Alto uses zone-based security by mapping each layer 2 and VLAN interface to a security zone, with intra-zone traffic allowed and inter-zone traffic denied by default.
Inter vlan Routing -Virtual Router and Sub-Interface and TAP Mode Configuration1:24:58
Configure inter-vlan routing on Palo Alto by creating sub-interfaces and a virtual router, applying dot1q encapsulation for VLAN ten and VLAN twenty, and enabling tap mode to capture traffic.
Palo Alto vWire-Mode and DHCP1:26:02
Explore Palo Alto vWire mode and DHCP concepts by examining transparent firewall deployment, where traffic is inspected without routing or switching, and configure DHCP servers and relays in lab scenarios.
Palo Alto Firewall Policy, L3-Interface and Source-NAT1:28:39
Configure Palo Alto firewall security policy, layer 3 interfaces, and source-nat to control traffic from DMG to trust and internet, including routing, NAT types, and policy rules.
Palo Alto Destination-NAT and U-Turn-NAT and Dual-NAT1:50:26
Explore destination NAT, U-turn NAT, and dual NAT in Palo Alto firewalls, covering packet flow, routing checks, and policy administration for internet access to private resources.
Application-ID1:25:06
Learn how application-id in Palo Alto firewalls enables traffic control by application rather than IP. See examples with Facebook and YouTube, the distinction between app-id and content-id and SSL decryption.
Application Group and Filter, User-ID, Content ID- Antivirus and File-Blocking1:39:55
Learn to use Palo Alto firewall features, including application group and application filter, user-id, content id antivirus, and file-blocking, to implement identity-based policies, dynamic application control, and content protection.
Content-ID- Antivirus and Vulnerabilities1:38:26
Learn how Content ID on Palo Alto firewalls inspects traffic, blocks malware and data leaks, and enforces antivirus, anti-spyware, and vulnerability protections via signatures.
Content-ID- Vulnerability, Data Filter and Wildfire and DOS protection1:47:23
Explore vulnerability protection, data filtering, url filtering, and dos protection in Palo Alto firewalls, including wildfire for zero-day threats and live attack demonstrations.
SSL Decryption and HA Active-Passive1:51:40
Learn how Palo Alto decrypts SSL traffic with a forward proxy, inspects TLS content, applies decryption policies, and reinforces high availability with active-passive configurations.
HA Active-Active2:01:24
Explore how Palo Alto firewalls achieve high availability with active-passive and active-active configurations, using control and data links, session synchronization, and virtual IP failover.
Site-2-Site VPN Concept and IPSEC Fundamental1:16:58
Explore site-to-site VPN concepts and IPsec fundamentals, including underlay versus overlay, IKE phase one and two, AH and ESP headers, and tunnel versus transport modes.
Site-2-Site VPN-Configuration1:12:53
Explore site-to-site vpn configuration on Palo Alto firewalls by building IPsec tunnels, verifying topology and IP reachability, and applying routing and security policies for encrypted site communication.
Panaroma-Understanding47:15
Learn how Panorama centralizes Palo Alto firewall management, onboarding, and policy deployment across devices, and distinguish between management, Panorama, and log collector deployment modes.
Troubleshooting Of Palo Alto Firewall1:35:50
Learn practical Palo Alto firewall troubleshooting by diagnosing site-to-site IPsec VPN reachability, performing underlay and overlay checks, and conducting packet captures and CLI and GUI debugging to resolve reachability issues.

Requirements

Students need to understand basic networking
Students needs to understand Networking Fundamentals

Description

Palo Alto Networks is one of the top firewall platform choices when it comes to protecting and securing all your critical on-premise and cloud infrastructures. This training guide will help you fully understand what tools, features, and options your Palo Alto firewalls can offer to protect and enhance visibility in your network traffic.

This Course will get you from zero to hero in no time, so you can take full advantage of all of the features that the Palo Alto firewall platform has to offer. From initial policy configurations to configuring Nat and security rules to performing Active-Active highly available clusters, you’ll learn all there is required to set it up

In this courses, feature lecture and hands-on labs, you will learn to install, configure, manage and troubleshoot Palo Alto Networks firewalls, gaining the skills and expertise needed to protect your organization from the most advanced cyber-security attacks. The student will get hands-on experience in configuring, managing, and monitoring a firewall in a lab environment.

This Palo Alto Firewall course covers many topics required for PCNSE V10 and new topics are added frequently. This course dives deeper into Palo Alto Network Firewalls policies and network configuration to give the students a clear understanding on several topics. Topics covered include Security Policies configuration, SSL Decryption, Routing configuration, IPSec configuration, High Availability configuration and other real-world configuration examples. There are also PDF materials included with this video.

Who this course is for:

This course is for students trying to obtain the PCNSE.
This course is for students trying to learn the Palo Alto Firewall.
Any Network or Security Engineer want to learn or polish their Skills.