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I would get a list of SN's and create a case with Palo Alto Networks support. The case should be directed to the Admin/CSR team.   When creating a case, you will be asked for one SN, enter any of the ones you got.   The goal is to get an admin case created and not a technical case.   Toll free number is: (866) 898-9087 ... View more

Old question but I just dealt with this yesterday and it's not easy to find the answer so I'm posting here for the community.   The templates from the Palo Alto GutHub are deployed with a VM size of D3_v2 which supports 4 interfaces including the MGMT interface.   If you want to use more interfaces for your VM-Series deployment, you need to re-size your VM-Series in Azure after deploying it with the templates.   See information about sizes and number of interfaces supported below (as well as other specs such as CPUs):   https://docs.paloaltonetworks.com/vm-series/10-0/vm-series-performance-capacity/vm-series-performance-capacity/vm-series-on-azure-models-and-vms.html   The only ugly thing is that from 4 interfaces the next size (D4_v2) supports 8 interfaces so the price is a bit over double what the D3_v2 costs (a bit less than $427.05 per month at the time of this post).   Re-sizing can be easily done after the template is deployed.   Steps:   Shut down the VM-Series Create your new subnet(s) (if they are not created yet) Create your new interface object in Azure Click on the VM-Series from your resource group On the left pane, click on "Size" In the search filter type "D4_v2" Click on the result Click on the "Resize" button It takes less than one minute   After resizing:   Go back to the VM Click on "Attach network interface"   Select your new interface from the dropdown list Click "OK" and wait for the success message You can see now your additional interface along with the others Turn your VM-Series back on Enjoy     ... View more