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Rexton IT offers comprehensive Palo Alto Firewall training designed for IT professionals aiming to build or enhance their cybersecurity skills. This online course covers essential concepts including PAN-OS, App-ID, User-ID, Content-ID, NAT, Security Policies, VPNs, and High Availability. Delivered by certified experts, the course prepares candidates for globally recognized certifications like PCNSA and PCNSE. With real-world labs, hands-on firewall practice, and 24/7 access to resources, Rexton's Palo Alto training ensures you're ready to handle enterprise-level network security. Whether you're starting fresh or upgrading your skills, Rexton’s course offers a solid foundation in next-generation firewall technologies.

Firewall Security Job Profiles

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Security Analyst
SOC Analyst
Network Security Engineer
Firewall Administrator
Information Security Analyst
Cybersecurity Engineer
Cybersecurity Analyst (Cloud / DevSecOps)
Network Security Architect

Palo Alto Exam and Certification:

Earn Atleast One Certificate
Palo Alto Networks Certified Cybersecurity - Entry-level -PCCET - Entry-Level
Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator - PCNSA - Intermediate
Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Engineer - PCNSE Advanced
Palo Alto Networks Certified Cloud Security Engineer - PCCSE - Advanced
Palo Alto Networks Certified Security Automation Engineer - PCSAE - Advanced

Palo Alto PCNSA Exam- Fee in India

Exam Code: PCNSA

Fee: $140 USD

Duration: 80 minutes

Format: Multiple-choice questions

Validity: 2 years

Palo Alto PCNSE Exam Fee in India

Exam Code: PCNSE

Fee: $175 USD

Duration: 90 minutes

Format: Multiple-choice questions

Validity: 2 years

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Training Approx. Yearly Salary
PCNSA $60,000 – $90,000
PCNSE $75,000 – $100,000
PCCSE $85,000 – $110,000
PCSAE $90,000 – $115,000

Certification Cost

Opens Doors to Global Opportunities
Training Duration Exam Cost
PCNSA - Network Security Administrator 40 Hours 140$
PCNSE - Network Security Engineer 40 Hours 175$
PCCSE - Cloud Security Engineer 40 Hours 175$
PCSAE - Security Automation Engineer 40 Hours 175$

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Competitive Advantage:

Industry-Expert Trainers– Real-world experience & hands-on learning.

Job-Oriented Training– Aligned with high-demand IT skills & certifications.

Flexible Learning Modes– Online, classroom, & corporate training options.

Global Reach– Serving IT professionals & enterprises worldwide.

Training For IT Professionals

Online Instructor-Led Training– Live virtual classes via Zoom, Microsoft Teams.

Classroom Training– In-person sessions at Rexton IT’s training centers.

Hands-on Labs– Physical and Virtual labs with real-time practice.

Certification Preparation– Study materials, mock tests, and expert guidance.

Job Assistance– Resume building, interview prep, and direct job referrals.

High Demand for Palo Alto Skills

Palo Alto Networks is recognized as a Gartner Magic Quadrant Leader for Network Firewalls and has a massive global customer base. This translates to high demand for professionals skilled in its technologies. Whether you are applying for a role as a Network Security Engineer, SOC Analyst, or Cloud Security Specialist, Palo Alto skills are often listed as a core requirement.

Better Salary Opportunities

According to various industry surveys, certified Palo Alto professionals can earn 20–30% more than their non-certified peers. Roles like Firewall Administrator, Security Consultant, and Cloud Security Engineer offer premium compensation when paired with Palo Alto expertise.

Integration with DevOps and Cloud Technologies

Modern cybersecurity is moving toward cloud-native and DevSecOps models. Palo Alto’s tools like Prisma Cloud and Cortex XSOAR.

Palo Alto PCNSA Course Outline:

1. Introduction to Palo Alto Networks Architecture - Overview of NGFW features and components, PAN-OS platform architecture, Control plane vs. data plane functions, Licensing and subscriptions overview.
2. Initial Configuration - Web interface and CLI introduction, Initial setup (interfaces, zones, DNS, NTP, etc.), Admin account management, Configuration backup and restore.
3. Interface Configuration - Physical vs. logical interfaces, Layer 2, Layer 3, Virtual Wire, and Tunnel interfaces, VLAN and subinterface configuration, Security zones and virtual routers.
4. Security and NAT Policies - Security policy fundamentals, Rulebase construction and best practices, Policy match and rule evaluation logic, NAT configuration: static, dynamic, and port address translation, Policy optimization.
5. App-ID - What is App-ID and why it's used, Application signatures and categories, Controlling applications by function, Decryption policies (SSL/TLS), Application filters and groups.
6. Content-ID - Antivirus, Anti-Spyware, and Vulnerability Protection, File blocking profiles, URL filtering categories and actions, Data filtering and WildFire integration, Log generation for blocked threats.
7. User-ID - Mapping users to IP addresses, User-ID agents and integration with AD, User-ID redistribution, Policy enforcement based on user identity.
8. Decryption - Why decryption is important, SSL inbound vs. outbound inspection, Decryption policy rules, Certificates and certificate management, Troubleshooting SSL issues.
09. Site-to-Site VPNs and GlobalProtect - IPsec VPN configuration, IKE gateways, tunnels, and proxy IDs, GlobalProtect portal and gateway setup, Agent installation and connection flow, Authentication and HIP profiles,
10. High Availability - Active/Passive HA setup, HA states and synchronization, Failover triggers and link monitoring, Configuration and troubleshooting.
11. Monitoring and Reporting - Log types and log filtering, Custom reports and scheduled reports, Application Command Center (ACC), Dashboard and widgets, Log forwarding to external systems (Syslog/SIEM).
12. Troubleshooting - CLI troubleshooting commands, Packet capture and flow logic, Session browser, Configuration audit and rollback, Troubleshooting tips by feature (VPN, NAT, Policy, etc.).
13. Interview Preparation
14. Exam Preparation

"Rated by Students, Trusted by All."

"Rexton's Palo Alto training gave me exactly what I needed to break into cybersecurity. The trainer explained complex firewall concepts with real-life examples, and the lab setup was excellent for practice."

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Anjali Mehra

"The hands-on experience with real Palo Alto firewalls was a game-changer. Rexton helped me pass the PCNSA exam in the first attempt and guided me through my job interviews."

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Rakesh Yadav

"I wanted to specialize in cloud and network security. Rexton’s Palo Alto course gave me the foundational skills I needed. I also got help in understanding Prisma Cloud basics, which was a bonus!"

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ Sandeep Rawat

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General Palo Alto Knowledge
  1. What is the purpose of Palo Alto Networks firewalls?
  2. Explain the differences between NGFW (Next-Generation Firewall) and traditional firewalls.
  3. What are the three deployment modes for Palo Alto firewalls?
  4. What is Panorama, and how is it used in managing Palo Alto firewalls?
  5. Can you explain what GlobalProtect is used for in Palo Alto firewalls?

Networking Concepts
  1. What is Virtual Wire mode in Palo Alto firewalls?
  2. Explain how NAT works in a Palo Alto firewall.
  3. How does routing work in Palo Alto firewalls?
  4. What is a Virtual Router, and why is it used?
  5. What is the function of a Security Zone in Palo Alto firewalls?

Policies and Security
  1. How do security policies function in Palo Alto firewalls?
  2. What is the difference between security rules and NAT rules?
  3. How does Palo Alto identify applications in traffic flows?
  4. What is the purpose of an application override policy?
  5. How would you block specific applications using a Palo Alto firewall?

Threat Prevention
  1. What are the key components of Palo Alto's Threat Prevention subscription?
  2. Explain how Anti-Virus and Anti-Spyware profiles are configured.
  3. What is a vulnerability protection profile, and why is it important?
  4. How does Palo Alto’s DNS Security feature work?
  5. Can you explain the difference between App-ID, Content-ID, and User-ID?

GlobalProtect VPN
  1. What is GlobalProtect, and how does it secure remote access?
  2. What are the steps for configuring GlobalProtect on a Palo Alto firewall?
  3. Explain the difference between Portal and Gateway in GlobalProtect.
  4. How would you troubleshoot a GlobalProtect connectivity issue?
  5. What is the role of HIP (Host Information Profile) checks in GlobalProtect?

User-ID
  1. What is User-ID, and how does it help in creating policies?
  2. What are the different methods used to map users to IPs in Palo Alto firewalls?
  3. How is LDAP configured in Palo Alto firewalls for User-ID integration?
  4. Explain how Group Mapping works in Palo Alto firewalls.
  5. What are some common issues you might face while configuring User-ID?

Logging and Reporting
  1. What is the function of log collectors in Palo Alto firewalls?
  2. How do you analyze traffic logs to identify security issues?
  3. What are custom reports in Palo Alto firewalls, and how are they created?
  4. Explain the difference between real-time and historical logs.
  5. How does Palo Alto firewalls integrate with SIEM tools?

High Availability (HA)
  1. What is the purpose of HA in Palo Alto firewalls?
  2. What are the different HA modes supported by Palo Alto firewalls?
  3. How is session synchronization achieved in an HA setup?
  4. What is preemptive failover, and when would you use it?
  5. How do you troubleshoot an HA synchronization issue?

Practical Configuration
  1. How do you create and configure a Security Profile in Palo Alto?
  2. What is the function of a Decryption Profile, and how is it configured?
  3. Explain the steps to set up a Site-to-Site VPN in Palo Alto firewalls.
  4. How do you block malicious IP addresses in Palo Alto firewalls?
  5. What are the key steps for configuring Dynamic Updates?

Troubleshooting and Best Practices
  1. How would you troubleshoot a scenario where a traffic flow is not matching any security policy?
  2. What are common methods to troubleshoot NAT configuration issues in Palo Alto firewalls?
  3. How would you optimize the performance of a Palo Alto firewall in a high-traffic environment?
  4. What are some best practices for managing Palo Alto firewalls?
  5. How do you back up and restore configurations on a Palo Alto firewall?

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Innovative Solutions For You

Our team offers unparalleled knowledge in Cisco networking and Palo Alto security, backed by industry-leading certifications and hands-on experience. We are committed to delivering customized, efficient, and secure network solutions tailored to your specific needs. Our proven track record, customer-centric approach, and continuous support ensure that your network infrastructure is robust, reliable, and future-ready. By choosing us, you’re partnering with professionals dedicated to driving your success through innovative technology and exceptional service.

Certified Professional & Experts

Our certified professionals and experts deliver top-notch solutions, ensuring excellence and reliability in every project we undertake.

Industry-oriented curriculum

Our industry-oriented curriculum ensures students gain practical skills and knowledge, preparing them for real-world challenges and career success.

AI-driven learning products

AI-driven learning products deliver personalized education, enhancing engagement, efficiency, and outcomes by adapting to individual learning styles.

The PCNSA (Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator) certification demonstrates your ability to configure, manage, and deploy Palo Alto Networks’ next-generation firewalls and security solutions. It’s an entry-level certification ideal for those who are new to Palo Alto technologies or network security.

This course is ideal for:

  • Network security administrators and engineers.
  • IT professionals responsible for implementing security policies and managing firewall infrastructure.
  • Fresh graduates or IT enthusiasts who want to start a career in cybersecurity.
  • Professionals planning to work with Palo Alto Networks’ solutions in enterprise environments.

Usually taking 25-30 hours of study.

  • Exam Format: Multiple-choice and multiple-select questions.
  • Number of Questions: Approximately 50-60 questions.
  • Duration: 80 minutes.
  • Passing Score: Palo Alto Networks does not disclose the passing score. However, candidates are generally advised to aim for 70% or higher.

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