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The video goes through various ways to perform user authentication on Palo Alto firewall. Two main goals are to address users that are unknown to UserID, and to provide additional security. We will cover browser-challenge SSO authentication in both transparent and redirect mode, and captive portal with RADIUS-based authentication to external database and MFA integration.

The video goes through various ways to perform user authentication on Palo Alto firewall. Two main goals are to address users that are unknown to UserID, and to provide additional security. We will cover browser-challenge SSO authentication in both transparent and redirect mode, and captive portal with RADIUS-based authentication to external database and MFA integration.

The video goes through various ways to perform user authentication on Palo Alto firewall. Two main goals are to address users that are unknown to UserID, and to provide additional security. We will cover browser-challenge SSO authentication in both transparent and redirect mode, and captive portal with RADIUS-based authentication to external database and MFA integration.

The video goes through various ways to perform user authentication on Palo Alto firewall. Two main goals are to address users that are unknown to UserID, and to provide additional security. We will cover browser-challenge SSO authentication in both transparent and redirect mode, and captive portal with RADIUS-based authentication to external database and MFA integration.

The video introduces you to another important concept of User-ID on Palo Alto Firewall. We will be looking at two methods to obtain User-to-IP mapping from Active Directory; Windows Agent, and PAN OS Agent, and another method using Syslog message from a 3rd party system. We will configure the firewall to query AD for user group membership in order to implement User-ID-based rules in a Security Policy.

The video introduces you to another important concept of User-ID on Palo Alto Firewall. We will be looking at two methods to obtain User-to-IP mapping from Active Directory; Windows Agent, and PAN OS Agent, and another method using Syslog message from a 3rd party system. We will configure the firewall to query AD for user group membership in order to implement User-ID-based rules in a Security Policy.

The video introduces you to another important concept of User-ID on Palo Alto Firewall. We will be looking at two methods to obtain User-to-IP mapping from Active Directory; Windows Agent, and PAN OS Agent, and another method using Syslog message from a 3rd party system. We will configure the firewall to query AD for user group membership in order to implement User-ID-based rules in a Security Policy.

The video introduces you to another important concept of User-ID on Palo Alto Firewall. We will be looking at two methods to obtain User-to-IP mapping from Active Directory; Windows Agent, and PAN OS Agent, and another method using Syslog message from a 3rd party system. We will configure the firewall to query AD for user group membership in order to implement User-ID-based rules in a Security Policy.

The video shows you how to handle applications that are not recognized by Palo Alto firewall Application ID. We begins with a demonstration of different type of Unknown applications before going into two ways to address it with application override and custom application signature. The lab finishes with an introduction to Policy Optimizer to clean up your security policy to make them more efficient and secure.

The video shows you how to handle applications that are not recognized by Palo Alto firewall Application ID. We begins with a demonstration of different type of Unknown applications before going into two ways to address it with application override and custom application signature. The lab finishes with an introduction to Policy Optimizer to clean up your security policy to make them more efficient and secure.