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Curriculum for PCNSE Video Course
Paloalto Intro and Deployment Options
11 Lectures
Time 01:59:30
Lab and AWS Palo Alto instance(s) Setup
6 Lectures
Time 00:55:37
Basic Administrative Tasks
7 Lectures
Time 00:42:01
Security Policy Configuration
11 Lectures
Time 01:18:54
User ID integration
11 Lectures
Time 01:22:14
Threat Prevention
10 Lectures
Time 01:25:52
SSL Decryption
6 Lectures
Time 00:56:27
Network Address Translation
10 Lectures
Time 02:03:56
Basic and Intermediate Networking
11 Lectures
Time 01:29:26
High Availability
10 Lectures
Time 02:24:44
IPv6 configuration
9 Lectures
Time 01:50:42
VPN IPSec configuration details
12 Lectures
Time 02:46:47
Global Protect
10 Lectures
Time 01:48:10
Azure Palo Alto VM Deployment
3 Lectures
Time 00:46:22
Panorama
3 Lectures
Time 00:43:48
QoS
9 Lectures
Time 01:30:53
Optional - Installing PaloAlto 8.1 In AWS
3 Lectures
Time 00:45:43
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
 1. Preview2 |
2:14 |
2. Palo Alto Firewalls overview |
7:03 |
3. Deployment Options |
2:41 |
4. Layer 2 deployment |
25:15 |
5. Layer 3 deployment |
12:29 |
6. Layer 2 deployment and spanning tree |
9:14 |
7. Layer 2 Features and Limitations with demonstration |
9:54 |
8. Virtual Wire deployment |
18:35 |
9. Virtual Wire IP Classify |
19:38 |
10. Tap Mode deployment |
9:13 |
11. Initial Configuration |
3:14 |
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
1. Create an Amazon AWS instance to practice |
10:01 |
2. Setup Amazon AWS for lab testing, add a windows AD server |
12:12 |
3. AWS VPC setup, routing setup, route traffic through the AWS instance |
19:02 |
4. Create a DMZ segment in Amazon AWS, add a server to DMZ segment |
10:11 |
5. AWS routing issue to be aware of |
4:11 |
6. Unetlab EVE-NG name change |
0:00 |
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
1. Basic Settings |
5:46 |
2. Changes and Committing changes |
6:51 |
3. Local Administrator Account with External Authentication |
9:54 |
4. External Authentication Using Radius Server |
7:33 |
5. System software Upgrade / Downgrade, global protect client install |
4:27 |
6. Dynamic Updates |
2:52 |
7. Interface Management Profile |
4:38 |
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
1. Security Zones and Traffic Processing |
10:10 |
2. Packet Flow |
9:33 |
3. Rules based on application using App-ID |
10:04 |
4. Security Policy Rules for applications not running on application default ports |
7:43 |
5. Application Override Policies - Custom Applications |
8:01 |
6. URL Filtering Rules and Options |
13:51 |
7. Custom URL Category |
2:53 |
8. Using Address Objects |
5:51 |
9. Using Service Objects |
3:47 |
10. Using Dynamic Block Lists |
4:42 |
11. Using Tags |
2:19 |
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
1. User ID integration |
8:04 |
2. Installing User ID agent on AD |
10:19 |
3. Configure the firewall to use user ID agent |
9:03 |
4. Configuring integrated User ID agent |
5:33 |
5. Group to User ID mapping |
5:36 |
6. Making decisions based on user group membership example |
5:05 |
7. Identifying Users using Captive Portal Redirect Mode |
6:13 |
8. User ID mapping using CaptivePortal in Transparent Mode |
5:17 |
9. Captive Portal using Broswer Challenge SSO example |
16:51 |
10. Relaying UserID information using XML example |
6:39 |
11. User ID mapping using Syslog Messages example |
3:34 |
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
1. AntiVirius configuration |
8:19 |
2. Anti Spyware and DNS Sinkholing |
11:36 |
3. Creating custom Anti-Spyware signatures |
10:05 |
4. Configuring Vulnerability Protection and Custom Signatures |
11:37 |
5. File Policies |
7:02 |
6. Configuring Wildfire |
8:35 |
7. Wildfire Portal |
1:38 |
8. Configuring Data Filtering - Data Leakage Prevention |
8:37 |
9. Denial Of Service Protection |
8:21 |
10. Implementing Zone and Host Denial Of Service Protection |
10:02 |
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
1. Certificates, Certificate of Autorities, and Decryption Concepts |
18:17 |
2. SSL Forward Proxy - Trust Certificate - Local Cert on PaloAlto |
7:33 |
3. SSL Forward Proxy - Untrust Certificate - Local Cert on PaloAlto |
6:16 |
4. SSL Forward Proxy Using an Internal PKI Subordinate CA |
9:05 |
5. SSL Forward Proxy Blocking Threats in Encrypted Traffic - Demo |
6:52 |
6. SSL Inbound Inspection |
8:24 |
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
1. Understanding Dynamic NAT and port |
15:49 |
2. Dynamic NAT and port configuration examples |
19:36 |
3. Dynamic NAT and port Egress Interface Multipe ISP consideration |
14:08 |
4. What is the difference between Dynamic IP and Dynamic IP and port with examples |
10:14 |
5. Static NAT concepts and example |
14:41 |
6. Static NAT with Port Translation Use Case and scenario example |
18:37 |
7. Static NAT with Port Translation Use Case and scenario example - part 2 |
5:35 |
8. Destination NAT and Destination NAT with Port Address Translation |
7:31 |
9. UTurn NAT with port translation |
7:15 |
10. Source and Destination NAT |
10:30 |
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
1. DHCP Services |
6:26 |
2. Default Route |
5:02 |
3. OSPF Routing |
9:58 |
4. BGP Routing |
4:51 |
5. BGP Advertise |
2:46 |
6. Using Multiple Virtual Routers |
9:06 |
7. Multiple Virtual Routers NAT and Security Policy Example |
11:47 |
8. Multiple ISP Failover Scenario using BGP |
16:39 |
9. Multiple ISP Failover using floating Static Route |
9:35 |
10. Multiple ISP Failover using Policy Based Forwarding |
8:07 |
11. Multiple ISP Load Sharing using Policy Based Forwarding |
5:09 |
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
1. High Availability Overview |
13:22 |
2. Active Passive Configuration Configuration Example |
14:55 |
3. High Availability Active / Passive different failure scenarios HA1 HA2 heartbeat |
15:18 |
4. High Availability Active / Passive HA1-backup, HA2-backup configuration |
15:08 |
5. High Availabilit active / passive link and path monitoring, HA operations |
13:00 |
6. Active Active High availability intro, Floating IP |
9:17 |
7. Active Active with Floating IP configuration example |
22:23 |
8. Active Active session owner, session setup using IP modulus, failover example |
19:38 |
9. Active Active Static Nat Configuration Example using NAT HA binding Primary |
10:50 |
10. Active Active High Availability Arp Load Sharing Configuration Example |
10:53 |
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
1. IPv6 structure, addressing, unicast (link local, site local, global), multicast |
14:31 |
2. IPv6 neighbor discovery, icmpv6, dhcpv6 |
12:48 |
3. IPv6 Stateles, Statefull DHCP, M Flag O Flag concepts |
8:04 |
4. IPv6 basic firewall configuration example |
12:49 |
5. IPv6 Network Prefix Translation NPTv6 configuration example |
11:05 |
6. IPv6 NAT64 example connecting IPv6 only network to IPv4 Internet example |
18:23 |
7. IPv6 NAT64 example connecting IPv4 only network to IPv6 only network |
12:09 |
8. IPv6 issues related to Windows and policy based on IPv6 addresses, example |
12:52 |
9. IPv6 dhcpv6 relay on PaloAlto firewall example |
8:01 |
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
1. VPN IPSEC L2L intro and configuration steps |
17:38 |
2. VPN IPSEc L2L PaloAlto to PaloAlto Example |
18:31 |
3. VPN IPSEc Site To Site Hub Spoke, Dynamic IP address example |
10:44 |
4. VPN IPSEC L2L Paloalto to Cisco ASA configuration example |
9:34 |
5. VPN IPSEC L2L Paloalto to Cisco ASA with Dynamic IP address |
2:58 |
6. IPsec Quick mode negotiation understanding |
8:49 |
7. IKE main mode more details, explanation |
20:17 |
8. Understanding IPSec Quick mode with PFS |
12:28 |
9. IKE security policies required and NAT-T explanation / example |
15:07 |
10. IKEv1 main mode versus agressive mode, understand the difference |
13:04 |
11. IKEv2 intro and differences between IKEv2 and IKEv1 |
17:03 |
12. IKEv2 Auth phase, IPsec associations, differences between Ikev1 and Ikev2 |
20:34 |
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
1. Global Protect Setup example |
14:09 |
2. Getting a free publicly trusted ssl certificate to test Global Protect |
11:03 |
3. Setting up global protect for on-demand mode, discover agent settings |
12:06 |
4. Dual Factor Authentication Using Open Source Solution PrivacyIdea - demo |
16:53 |
5. Joining a windows PC to AWS windows domain - vpn tunnel to AWS |
9:49 |
6. Installing CA services on windows, certificate enrollment policy service, OCSP |
11:17 |
7. Global Protect Authentication using Dual Factor Token and Computer Certificate |
6:33 |
8. Global Protect Always On User-Logon and Pre-Logon configuration |
7:29 |
9. Global Protect Pre-Logon with User Logon (on demand) configuration example |
7:52 |
10. Global Protect HIP Check |
10:59 |
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
1. Azure Networking Concepts |
11:14 |
2. Setup Palo Alto VM In Azure |
12:08 |
3. Protecting Virtual Machines in Azure behind Palo Alto firewall |
23:00 |
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
1. Panorama concepts, hardware, template and template stack |
18:56 |
2. Panorama Device Group Concepts Part 1 |
12:06 |
3. Panorama Device Group and Object Iheritance |
12:46 |
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
1. QoS Introduction |
13:07 |
2. QoS Download Upload Bandwidth Restriction |
11:35 |
3. QoS Classification and Marking |
12:27 |
4. QoS Classification and Markings Example |
12:32 |
5. IPSec QoS lab setup overview |
4:24 |
6. Bandwidth Throttling IPSEc tunnels demo |
7:34 |
7. IPSec Tunnel QoS traffic classification |
7:10 |
8. IPSec Tunnel QoS controlling traffic bidirectionaly |
9:22 |
9. IPSec QoS Copy ToS Header Explanation and demo |
12:42 |
| Name of Video | Time |
|---|---|
1. Palo Alto 8.1 Section Intro |
7:08 |
2. Provisioning PaloAlto Firewall 8.1 in AWS - Part 1 |
15:35 |
3. Provisioning PaloAlto Firewall 8.1 in AWS - Part 2 |
23:00 |
About Palo Alto Networks PCNSE Training Course
This training course is designed to help with Palo Alto Networks PCNSE (PCNSE: Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Engineer) exam preparation .
This video training course is focused on equipping the candidates with skills and knowledge of the Palo Alto Networks PCNSE certification. It is the most up to date training course and is frequently kept in line with the exam objectives. The candidates who have gone through this course have expressed satisfaction with the skills and knowledge they gained. Also, candidates interested to get started with the course are advised to start with the introduction part so as to completely understand the topics being delivered. Lastly, candidates are expected to pass PAN-OS 8 exam which is mandatory for anyone wishing to get certified.
Description
The Palo Alto Networks certification proves the knowledge and skills of a candidate in deploying, managing, troubleshooting and configuring the Palo Alto Network-Based security technologies. It also qualifies candidates as experts with a vast and deep understanding of the Palo Alto Networks. It proves that one can effectively design, deploy and maintain such networks. Passing PAN-OS 8 is not an easy task and this training has been designed to make candidates fully prepared. Besides, Network Security Professionals can upgrade their skills by going through this video training course which comprises a series of short video tutorials each designed to equip the learner with a specific concept. Learners are advised to pay close attention and try out any examples given by the instructors at the end of each lecture. More importantly, it is prudent to take part in every lab session because it helps you to acquire the skills that you will utilize in the real world scenarios.
Knowledge and skills students develop
- Palo Alto Firewall Features and Configuration
- How to deploy virtual wire
- Network design and architecture
- Understanding of Dynamic NAT and Ports
- Basic Network Administrative Tasks on Palo Alto Networks
- Understanding of Security Policies and Configuration settings
- User ID integration
- Configuration and Management of Firewall
- Common Threat Prevention Techniques
- Decryption Concepts
Requirements for this course
- General IT knowledge and skills are recommended
- Basic knowledge and skills in networking concepts
- Understanding common security technologies will be an added advantage
- A passion and dedication to complete the course and ultimately pass the certification exam
Examination paper design
- Multiple choice exam format
- Comprises 70 questions
- A 90-minute time limit is allowed for the exam
- The exam is offered online by Pearson VUE
- Passing score for the exam is 70%
- Exam registration cost is $160
Audience to target
- Candidates interested in getting the PCNSE certification
- Network Engineers who want to upgrade their networking skills
- Customers who use Palo Alto Networks products
- Networks Administrators interested in performing administrative duties in Palo Alto Network products
- IT security professionals who would like to learn threat prevention techniques
Job Opportunities
- Network Engineer
- Network Security Engineer
- Network Architect
- Senior Security Consultant
Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Engineers are estimated to make salaries ranging from $67,000 to $122,000 annually.
Conclusion
Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Engineers are some of the most sought-after professionals by hiring managers in the job market today. The certification not only equips you with the skills to effectively design, plan and deploy Palo Alto Networks but also validates your ability to manage and troubleshoot a networked system. It is time to acquire these skills and shape the networking industry.
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