Palo Alto Firewall Configuration, Management and Troubleshooting – PAN 10

• Lectures: 53
• Students: 61
• Duration: 37 hours

Course Description:

The Palo Alto Networks Firewall Configuration, Management and troubleshooting recorded training course will help you to:

• Configure and manage the essential features of Palo Alto Networks Next-Generation Firewalls
• Configure and manage Security and NAT policies
• Application ID , User ID and Content ID
• Configure and manage Threat Prevention strategies to block known and unknown threats
• IPsec Site to Site and Remote access VPNs
• High Availability Deployment
• Packet Flow and Troubleshooting

This training is the most important course as it covers all the fundamentals to understand the Next-Generation Firewall from the ground up. Even experienced firewall engineers can take a lot out of this course as it includes, besides the architecture and management essentials, topics like Application Identification, Content ID (IPS, Anti-Virus/-Spyware, URL Filtering, File Blocking), SSL Decryption and User Identification which are all features usually not supported by legacy firewalls.

“We not only explain the theory but how to use every feature in real life with practical demonstration and troubleshooting”

Prerequisites:

No previous Palo Alto Networks experience is required to take this Firewall Configuration, Management and troubleshooting course while basic familiarity with networking concepts including, OSI Model , IP addressing , TCP, UDP, routing, ACL , switching is recommended.

 TOPICS:

 [FREE PREVIEW – Module 1, 2, 28 and 39]

 Module 1:  Overview of Firewall Technologies    [FREE PREVIEW]

Module 2 – Palo Alto Firewall Features [FREE PREVIEW]

Module 3 – Palo Alto Firewall Platforms and Architecture

Module 4 – Initial Configuration

Module 5 – Creating your virtual Lab in EVE-NG

Module 6 – Creating your virtual Lab in AWS Cloud

Module 7 – Palo Alto Firewall Web Interface (WebUI)

Module 8 – Interface Configuration and Deployments

Module 9 – TAP Mode Interface Type

Module 10 – Vwire and Layer 2 Interface Type

Module 11 – Layer 3 and HA Interface Type

Module 12 – Palo Alto Firewall Security Polices

Module 13 – Network Address Translation (Theory)

Module 14 – Understanding NAT Policy (Theory)

Module 15 – Network Address Translation LAB (PART 1)

Module 16 – U-turn NAT (One Armed)

Module 17 – NAT Oversubscription and ICMP packet Translation

Module 18 – Application Identification APP ID

Module 19 – Decryption Concepts

Module 20 – SSL Decryption LAB

Module 21 – Content ID and Security Profiles (Theory)

Module 22 – Anti Virus, Antispyware and Vulnerability Protection Profiles LAB

Module 23 – URL Filtering Security Profile

Module 24 – Wild Fire Analysis (Theory)

Module 25 – Wild Fire Analysis (LAB)

Module 26 – File Blocking Profile

Module 27 – User ID and Captive Portal

Module 28 – IPsec site to site VPN (Theory)     [FREE PREVIEW]

Module 29 – S2S IPsec VPN between PAs (Pre Shared Key)

Module 30 – S2S IPsec VPN between PAs (Certificate Based)

Module 31 – S2S IPsec VPN between Overlapping Networks

Module 32 – S2S IPsec VPN between Cisco Router and PA (Policy Based)

Module 33 – S2S IPsec VPN between Cisco Router and PA (Route Based)

Module 34 – Global Protect VPN (Theory)

Module 35 – Global Protect VPN (LAB)

Module 36 – HA Mode Deployment Active-Passive

Module 37 – HA Mode Deployment Active-Active

Module 38 – Zone Protection Profile and DoS Protection

Module 39 – Packet Flow and Troubleshooting   [FREE PREVIEW]

Module 40 – PANOS Software upgrade

Module 41 – Palo Alto Firewall Routing – VR, Static, RIP, OSPF, BGP

Module 42 – DUAL ISP Redundancy (PBF)

Module 43 – Packet Capture, Logging, Reporting etc.