Layer 3 sub-interfaces - Palo Alto Networks Training

Setting up a new physical interface can be cumbersome because you first have to get them cabled up and then you even need to be lucky enough to have an interface left. In this Palo Alto Networks Training Video, we will show you how to add a nearly unlimited amount of interfaces without cabling using Layer-3 sub-interfaces.

FireWall Concepts Training Series - over the next couple of weeks and months we will release new videos on core concepts, explaining the fundamental workings of the Next-Generation FireWall starting with the Threat Landscape, then deployment methods, NAT, App-ID, SSL Decryption, VPNs and many more. Follow us on LinkedIn, Twitter or YouTube to stay up-to-date.

 

​Security Best Practices Training Videos

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