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Policy Based Forwarding (PBF)- Palo Alto Networks Firewall
In this article, we will configure Policy Based Forwarding (PBF) on Palo Alto Networks Firewall. PBF allows us to bypass the routing table and routes the traffic/packets based on the applied policy. PBF policy allows us to define…
Read More »Palo Alto Networks Firewall – Initial Configuration from GUI & CLI – 2023
In this article, we will perform the initial configuration of the Palo Alto Networks Firewall. We will configure the Palo Alto Management Interface using the CLI and GUI. Further, we will configure the Management interface configuration to access…
Read More »Destination NAT – DNAT in Palo Alto Networks Firewall
In this article, we will configure Destination NAT in Palo Alto Networks Firewall. Destination NAT is usually configured to translate the public IP Address to the Private IP Address. Here, we will access an internal Linux server using…
Read More »Top Palo Alto Networks Firewall Interview Questions – 2023
In this article, we will discuss the top Palo Alto Networks Firewall Interview Questions and Answers. Once you go through all the complete articles, you will have an understanding of Palo Alto Networks Firewall and Panorama. I have…
Read More »How to Configure DHCP Relay on Palo Alto Firewall
In this article, we will configure DHCP Relay on Palo Alto Networks Firewall. DHCP Relay helps the DHCP Client to reach DHCP Server configured on a different network. Both DHCP Request and DHCP Reply messages will be passed…
Read More »How to Configure Static Route on Palo Alto Firewall
In this article, we will discuss and configure the static route on Palo Alto Firewall. Routing is essential for a firewall that is deployed in layer 3 mode. Palo Alto Firewall supports static as well as dynamic routing…
Read More »How to configure IPSec Tunnel between Palo Alto and SonicWall Firewall
In this article, we will configure the IPSec Tunnel Between Palo Alto & SonicWall Next-Gen Firewall. In this example, I’m using PANOS 8.1 on Palo Alto Networks Firewall. Also, in SonicWall, the SonicOS is 6.5.0.2. However, the configuration…
Read More »How to configure Palo Alto Networks Firewall as a DHCP Server
In this article, we will configure DHCP on the Palo Alto Next-Generation firewall. DHCP stands for Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol. DHCP works on UDP Port 67/68. Basically, DHCP used to provide automatic IP addresses to the connected Hosts….
Read More »How to configure Netflow Server in Palo Alto Firewall
In this article, we will configure the NetFlow on Palo Alto Next-Generation Firewall. Basically, NetFlow is a network utility, developed by Cisco. NetFlow helps you to get the traffic information that enters and exit to an interface. So,…
Read More »How to configure Syslog Server for Logs Forwarding in Palo Alto Firewall
In this article, we will configure the Syslog Server in Palo Alto Next-Generation Firewall. As you already know a Syslog server can collect the logs from various Network & Network devices. So, In this article, we will configure…
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