Given a network diagram, create the appropriate security zones. Palo Alto Networks PCNSA Study Guide v10 Palo Alto firewalls use security zones to define where traffic is analyzed, controlled and logged. Zones logically group networks. Example zones are Outside, VPN, Infrastructure, Users, Extranet, Partners and Data Center. Security zones are either interzone or intrazone and […]
Configure internal and external services for account administration. Palo Alto Networks Study Guide v10 Administrative Role Types Role Based: These roles are created by the administrator by selecting what permissions each role has. These must be updated anytime new features are added to the firewall. Dynamic: These roles are pre-defined and are dynamically updated as […]
Identify and schedule dynamic updates. Palo Alto Networks PCNSA Study Guide v10 Dynamic Updates Antivirus Includes signatures as well as WildFire signatures and C2 signatures. WildFire signatures are based on malware first seen by other firewalls around the world. New antivirus signatures are published daily and require a Threat Prevention subscription. Applications New and updated […]
Identify how to manage firewall configurations. Palo Alto Networks PCNSA Study Guide v10 Manage Configurations Using Candidate and Running Configurations Candidate Configurations: All changes to a firewall are made to a candidate configuration. This resides in memory on the control plane. A commit activates this configuration into the running configuration on the data plane. Candidate […]
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