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Set up Active/Passive Palo Alto DataCenter Firewall on Azure - Part Three

11/20/2020

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In the Previous Post, I've explained how to configure Palo Alto VMs from Azure side including the configuration of floating-IPs

In this Post, I will explain how to complete the configuration from Palo Alto side
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Steps

1- Login to 1st Palo Alto Firewall using the public IPs
2- Enter the credentials
3- On the Main screen you will see the current active firewall in case you have active/passive scenario
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4- Next Step is Assigning the IPs for the interfaces, including the Floating IPs
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5- Select the First Interface in order to assign the IP
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6- Then you have to Add a Virtual Route between the Interfaces (trust and untrust)
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7- You can add multiple  Static Route between your subnets
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Below is an example:
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8- At this point, you are ready to add new Policies and Objects to your firewalls, using the Device Groups tabs in Panora-ma, and configure more Network and Device settings using the Templates tabs.
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You can go through this guide porvided from Palo Alto for more details about adding polices
Read the Guide
Feel free to post any question in comments secion
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    Mohammad Al Rousan is a Solution Architect @ Diyar United Company. My technology focus as a Cloud nowadays includes Docker, Kubernetes Service, Container, Azure DevOps, IaaS, PaaS, DBaaS, as well Terraform and other serverless components in Azure e.g. Logic Apps and Functions
    I hope you enjoy reading my blog and that it helps you on your journey to the cloud.

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