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Would it be possible, or make sense, to develop a Skillet Pathway (or Pathways)?    Related to my other question, once the Day 1 Configuration is run, what next?  Maybe there is a defined path, or several different paths, that would identify use cases and the proper skillets to implement...would this be feasible?    Is this something that would be used, or would be helpful? ... View more

If am familiar with the Expedition Tool for Migration, does that relate to Skillets and can it be used for Skillets? ... View more

Use this discussion area to share Skillets you have built yourself.  Here's how you can Contribute to the Skillet Community:  Create your Skillet (Use the 'Getting Started Building Your Own Skillet' How To if you need help getting started) Create a New Discussion Thread in the Personal Skillets area to share your Skillet and/or ask questions and get advice  Update your Skillet and share improvements with others! As people share and improve 'Personal Skillets' they can be promoted to 'Community Skillets.'  What skillets will you build and share?     ... View more

It seems utilization of the Skillets is dependent on the 'PanHandler' tool.  Are there any Skillets which can be used without PanHandler?  Or are there alternate ways to deploy the configs besides using PanHandler? ... View more

I ran the Day 1 Configuration and installed it on my NGFW.  What Skillet, or skillets, should I deploy next?  Or is there another suggested action I should take?     Thanks! ... View more

I really like the new Skillets area, it brings a lot of the information floating out there about skillets into a more concentrated space.  I do have a question though...How do I know which Skillet (or Skillets) I should use?     Thanks! ... View more

If you are a new Next-Generation Firewall customer, the Day 1 Configuration is now offered as part of the new customer registration process. Read how the Day 1 Configuration tool can help you save time and reduce errors with NGFW configuration.     Are You a New Palo Alto Networks Customer? Have you purchased a Next-Generation Firewall (NGFW) and are ready to get started? Have you registered in the Customer Support Portal (CSP)? If yes, the next time you sign in to the CSP, you can save significant time configuring your NGFW by running a Day 1 Configuration.   We recently implemented a new feature that brings newly registered NGFW customers directly into the Day 1 Configuration path. By running a Day 1 Configuration as a part of your device registration process, you are accelerated on to a proven path of success.   What it Means for You: Running Day 1 Configuration provides new customers with critical information at the start of their journey with Palo Alto Networks. A majority of best practices are applied in the configuration at the onset of your NGFW journey. You reduce the time needed to configure firewalls and reduce the possibility for errors.   New customers registering for the CSP who have purchased a NGFW will be shown a message similar to the one below during their first visit to the CSP. Customer Support Portal Day 1 Pop Up Notification     Tell Us What You Think We are constantly looking for ways to innovate and improve the Customer Experience. If you have thoughts and feedback to share, we would love to hear them in the comments below! You may also visit the Next-Generation Firewall Resource Page to engage with other NGFW customers.   Read @reaper's blog for more details about Day 1 Configuration: Day 1 Configuration: What Does It Do?   Additional Resources: Next-Generation Firewall Resource Page The Best Practices Library The IronSkillet Overview   Thanks for reading! ... View more