Cut through the noise. Forget zones, interfaces, and complexity. The security of your network—the digital fortress you defend—boils down to one thing: your list of security policies. You write the line between a secure and a vulnerable network right here. If you missed the last post, we went over a very basic Palo Alto configuration […]
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It’s a familiar scene: a brand new Palo Alto firewall, fresh out of the box and waiting for its first configuration.. It’s racked, stacked, and powered on. Now what? This guide will walk you through the essential Palo Alto firewall initial setup, getting your box from a factory-default state to a baseline configuration ready for
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Over the last few years the need for wanting to play around with new technology or lab something has grown dramatically. Go and do a google search and see how many different emulators and simulators are returned. I started when you were the cool kid on the block if you had a copy of Cisco
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The final post in EVPN Lab series is VXLAN and EVPN configuration. f you missed the other posts that got our environment setup until tis point, they are liked below: This is the one we have all waited for, so buckle up and let’s jump right into the EVPN Lab – VXLAN and EVPN configuration.
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Alright, here we are for part three of the EVPN Lab – BGP Configuration. In our last configuration post EVPN Lab – Multicast Configuration we setup multicast in the underlay. Now we get to configure BGP so when we get to the next video and we are setting up VXLAN and EVPN, we don’t have
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Alright, here we are for part three of our EVPN lab, multicast configuration! In case you missed the quick refresher I did for multicast; you can read that here. In the last configuration post, we configured OSPF for underlay route learning. You could head over to OSPF Configuration if you happened to miss it. Both
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Here we are! The official start of the long awaited EVPN Lab series! We are going to start out the EVPN Lab with OSPF Configuration. If you are having some doubts on your OSPF skills, you can head over to OSPF Basics for a quick refresher! What are we going to configure in this lab:
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Now that the basics are out of the way, what are we going to build? Our manager has asked us to configure a spine and leaf fabric in the data center for a new service that is being deployed. The Logical connectivity of the fabric is: This is going to be hands-on keyboard configuring. Now,
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