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01-28-2019
06:28 AM
What do you see if anything, when you click on "View Certificate" ? Regards ... Leslie
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01-14-2019
09:08 AM
I would also try running the browser in Firewall (Private) or Chrome (Incognito) mode. Regards ... Leslie
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01-09-2019
12:46 PM
https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/pan-os/8-1/pan-os-admin/networking/nat/nat-rule-capacities describes the NAT Rule capacities as follows: ----- The number of NAT rules allowed is based on the firewall model. Individual rule limits are set for static, Dynamic IP (DIP), and Dynamic IP and Port (DIPP) NAT. The sum of the number of rules used for these NAT types cannot exceed the total NAT rule capacity. For DIPP, the rule limit is based on the oversubscription setting (8, 4, 2, or 1) of the firewall and the assumption of one translated IP address per rule. ----- The last sentence is unclear? I believe the limit is based on the number of NAT rules in Policies->NAT . Or does oversubscription also affect this NAT rule capacity somehow? Or does it mean if my oversubscription is 2x, and I have 5 of these rules, then I have 10 NAT rules used out of 400?? Is there a CLI that shows how many NAT rules (eg. out of the 400) are currently in use? Regards ... Leslie
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12-20-2018
10:24 AM
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You send an email to Certification <certification@paloaltonetworks.com> requesting this exam, and they provide you a "Private Access Code" "The Beta version of the PCNSA exam will be offered at no cost from Dec 10, 2018 to Dec 31, 2018. To sign up, please go to https://home.pearsonvue.com/paloaltonetworks and use the Private Access Code provided" Regards ... Leslie
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12-20-2018
08:40 AM
This is still in Beta until the end of the year. I was taking the EDU-210 class earlier this month, and the instructor mentioned that this was for System Administrators and that the EDU-210 class is what is recommended for this PCNSA certification. Its free to take/schedule until the end of the year, I scheduled one for Dec 30th 🙂 My understanding is that this is like PCNSE but without Panorama, CLI, Traps .. (as per the instructor). The Overview section of the provided Beta Study Guide states "The Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator (PCNSA) is a formal, third‐party proctored certification that indicates that those who have passed it possess the in‐depth knowledge to design, install, configure, and maintain most implementations based on the Palo Alto Networks platform. This exam will certify that the successful candidate has the knowledge and skills necessary to implement Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewall PAN-OS® 8.1 platform in any environment. This exam will not cover Aperture and Traps." Regards ... Leslie
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12-14-2018
02:35 PM
In Monitor->App Scope->Summary how should the report entitled Top 5 Gainers (last 60 minutes vs yesterday) be interpreted. Is it eg. 1) last 60 minutes compared with same 60 minutes from yesterday 2) last 60 minutes cpared with hourly average from yesterday 3) ..... I am not able to find much info on this anywhere. Appreciate any feedback. Regards .... Leslie
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