WHAT YOU’LL LEARN IN THIS COURSE

Master Palo Alto Networks Firewall with Trainonic Palo Alto Online Training – Free Self-Paced Videos. This video-based course is a perfect blend of theory and labs on demonstrations.

Firewalls, as we know, are the security clearance points to obtain entry into a computer network. Palo Alto Networks are pioneers in providing firewalls with highly optimized hardware and software architecture; to instantly find and prevent threats, secure your network. Palo Alto Firewall Training Course prepares you to work capably and confidently on Palo Alto’s “next-generation firewalls”.

COURSE DURATION

This course consists of 33 sections, hands-on demonstration, assessments, and video lectures. This self-study is a 60 Hours video lecture course.

WHO SHOULD ENROL?

• Network Security Engineers
• Network Security Administrators
• Network administrators NOC Engineers
• Network Security analysts
• Network or security managers

OBJECTIVES

After completing this course, you should be able to:

• Understand Next-Generation Firewall Features and overview
• Design & install Palo Alto Networks based implementations
• Configure, maintain and troubleshoot Palo Alto Networks based implementations
• Implement Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewall PAN-OS® 8.1 platform
• You will be well prepared to take the PCNSE Certification examination which will provide you recognition as an expert in Palo Alto Networks Implementation.

PREREQUISITES

• You should be familiar with networking concepts including routing, switching, and IP addressing.
• You should know the fundamentals of Network Security.
• It will be an added advantage if you have knowledge and experience of working with other security technologies such as IPS, Proxy, and Content Filtering.

OUTLINE

• Introduction about Palo Alto Networks, Certifications, Next-Gen Firewalls
• Platforms and Architecture
• Initial Configuration
• Interface Configuration
• Security and NAT Policies
• App-ID™
• Basic Content-ID™
• URL Filtering
• Decryption
• WildFire™
• User-ID™
• GlobalProtect™
• Site-to-Site VPNs
• Monitoring and Reporting
• Active/Passive High Availability

LAB OUTLINE

• How to set up Palo Alto Next-Generation Firewall to detect and prevent threats
• How to design an implementation of NGFW as per business requirements
• How to deploy a next‐generation firewall
• Configuration Troubleshooting traffic issues using WebUI and CLI tools
• PaloAlto-Basic Labs
• PaloAlto-IPv4 Traffic Forwarding From One Zone to Another Zone
• PaloAlto-IPv4 Network Address Translation
• PaloAlto-IPv6 Static and Default Routing
• PaloAlto-IPv6 Traffic Forwarding From One Zone to Another Zone
• PaloAlto-IPv6 Network Address Translation
• PaltoAlto Site-Site VPN IPv4 IKEv1
• PaltoAlto Site-Site VPN IPv4 IKEv2
• PaltoAlto Site-Site VPN IPv6 IKEv1
• PaltoAlto Site-Site VPN IPv6 IKEv2
• PaloAlto Transparent Firewall IPv4
• PaloAlto Transparent Firewall IPv6
• PaloAlto HA Active-Passive IPv4
• PaloAlto HA Active-Passive IPv6
• PaloAlto HA Transparent Mode IPv4
• PaloAlto HA Transparent Mode IPv6
• PaloAlto Certificate Management How to Install a CA Signed Certificate
• Certificate Management How to Generate Self-Signed Certificate
• Certificate Management How to Install PA-Self-Signed Certificate on Windows PC
• PaloAlto Security Decryption Profiles
• PaloAlto Security Profiles URL-Filter Profiles
• PaloAlto Security Profiles Antivirus Profile
• PaloAlto Security Profiles File Blocking Profiles
• PaloAlto Security Profiles Anti-Spyware Profile
• PaloAlto Security Profiles Dos Protection Profile
• PaloAlto Security Profiles Vulnerabilities Profiles
• PaloAlto Security Profiles WildFire
• PaloAlto GlobalProtect
• PaloAlto PAN-OS and Anti-Virtus and WildeFire and Content Upgrade
• PaloAlto User-ID
• PaloAlto Monitoring and Reporting
• PaloAlto Captive-Portal