management

The video goes through basic configuration on Palo Alto firewall. We will be configuring static routing, NAT, and security policy just enough to get our firewall operational and start passing traffic. We will then look at config parameters around device management including banner, SNMP, syslog, SMTP, and netflow.

The video goes through basic configuration on Palo Alto firewall. We will be configuring static routing, NAT, and security policy just enough to get our firewall operational and start passing traffic. We will then look at config parameters around device management including banner, SNMP, syslog, SMTP, and netflow.

The video walks you through different interface types that are supported on Palo Alto firewall. We will explain each interface type, discuss their typical usage, and show you configuration examples on our lab firewalls. Other topics that will also get covered are zone, interface management profile, and LLDP support.

The video walks you through different interface types that are supported on Palo Alto firewall. We will explain each interface type, discuss their typical usage, and show you configuration examples on our lab firewalls. Other topics that will also get covered are zone, interface management profile, and LLDP support.

The video walks you through different interface types that are supported on Palo Alto firewall. We will explain each interface type, discuss their typical usage, and show you configuration examples on our lab firewalls. Other topics that will also get covered are zone, interface management profile, and LLDP support.

The video shows you how to configure Out-of-Band Management IP address on fabric switches in Cisco ACI. We will look at two different type of IP address assignment: dynamic and static IP. Various configuration constructs will be covered to allow management connection from only desired network to access our ACI devices.

The video shows you how to configure Out-of-Band Management IP address on fabric switches in Cisco ACI. We will look at two different type of IP address assignment: dynamic and static IP. Various configuration constructs will be covered to allow management connection from only desired network to access our ACI devices.

The video walks you through a process of adding network and compute devices to Cisco Prime 3.1 device inventory. We begin by checking for proper licenses installed with options of Traditional and Smart licenses. We will then prep the devices with supported network protocols before showing you how to add them using various methods.

The video walks you through a process of adding network and compute devices to Cisco Prime 3.1 device inventory. We begin by checking for proper licenses installed with options of Traditional and Smart licenses. We will then prep the devices with supported network protocols before showing you how to add them using various methods.

The video walks you through a process of adding network and compute devices to Cisco Prime 3.1 device inventory. We begin by checking for proper licenses installed with options of Traditional and Smart licenses. We will then prep the devices with supported network protocols before showing you how to add them using various methods.