Given a scenario, configure application filters or application groups. Palo Alto Networks PCNSA v10 Application Filters Application filters allow multiple applications to be dynamically assigned to a security rule based on an attribute. For example you could create a streaming-media filter based on the category audio-streaming in App-ID. Application Groups An application group is a […]
Given a scenario, select the appropriate application-based Security policy rules. Palo Alto Networks PCNSA Study Guide v10 Application Shifts An application can change during a session’s duration. This is known as “application shift”. For example when a flow starts as a request to www.google.com it is recognized as web-browsing, but once the user logs in […]
Given a scenario, identify and implement the proper NAT solution. Palo Alto Networks PCNSA Study Guide v10 NAT Types There are two basic types of NAT. They are source NAT (SNAT) and destination NAT (DNAT). SNAT replaces the source IP of the packet such as when replacing an RFC 1918 address with a public IP […]
Identify and configure Security policy match conditions, actions, and logging options. Palo Alto Networks PCNSA Study Guide v10 Implicit vs Explicit The two predefined interzone and intrazone rules are the only implicit rules on a Palo Alto firewall. Explicit rules are defined by an administrator and always are before the implicit rules. By default implicit […]
© Ben Story 2024.
© Pack IT Forwarding 2024. Powered by WordPress
