Awesome, I was able to move from those 2 slides that took a lot of content and energy our of my brain! – The slides I’m referring to are the ones you get when you[…]
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Splunk Series III: System Administrator Class (Installation and Recommendations)
Splunk can be installed in Windows and Linux for Production environments, there are some tweaks that you can configure to make your environment run better and with no issues, this class makes few recommendations that[…]
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PANOS – Configuring OSPF and Default Route Advertisement
I have a very modest lab setup and have been putting the PAN-VM 100 to the test, in this case, I have 2 firewalls setup to handle the internet of the internal VMs in my[…]
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Splunk Series III: System Administrator Class (Splunk Components, Processes and Installation)
Getting back from where we left over from yesterday. Here is a quick and interesting view of the components, processes and the Installation planning of the solution. I know, these post maybe repetitive in nature,[…]
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Splunk Series III: System Administrator Class (Splunk Deployment)
As I continue being exposed to Splunk in the wild as well as in class 🙂 – I decided to write a bit on the class that I just took. The System Administrator Class This[…]
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PANOS – Configuring Snapshots of Configuration
One thing that I really appreciate from Palo Alto is that their Firewalls have this nice way to save your configuration. As I move with labbing my experience with the Firewalls and products, I really[…]
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Palo Alto Networks – PCNSE Certification Part 6: Basic Configuration (Destination NAT and Security Policy)
The last post was very long and a bit crazy all over the place, but here we are continuing with it. To illustrate how to crate a destination NAT, we will be opening FTP to[…]
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Palo Alto Networks – PCNSE Certification Part 5: Basic Configuration (Security Policies, source NAT)
Create Tags One thing that I really appreciate from PANOS is the introduction of TAGs, they are very handy when you are looking for policies, objects and many different things in your firewall. I know[…]
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Palo Alto Networks – PCNSE Certification Part 4: Basic Configuration (Interfaces)
This quick lab is going to be about creating Zones, assigning them to interfaces, Management Interface configuration Creating a Zone We will create the Outside Zone and we are going to add a name +[…]
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Palo Alto Networks – PCNSE Certification Part 3: Basic Configuration (Admin Roles)
So I continue my journey to get this cert, I think I have procrastinated for too long and I need to get back to learning all the ins and outs for the technology. Again this[…]
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