Day 1 Training : Palo Alto Firewall Training (PCNSA/PCNSE)

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[@neimadnos6977]

Great Video...... Keep up the good work!!!

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[@tinkupandit374]

Good evening sir

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[@ramyalakshmirs6512]

Hi I want to get certified in PCNSA do you have any course from networking fundamentals to PCNSA ready .. Could you provide or suggest courses

[@imedita]

Hi, We provide PCNSA training from basics and will assist you in getting certified. For detailed information, call [phone] or chat with us on WhatsApp: wa.me/918750004411.

[@henrychinaski8188]

Hello! I'm starting my apprenticeship at Palo Alto Networks now, I have a few questions: Is it possible to start from PCNSE? (Yes, I already have a few years of experience with network security and CCNA certifications). Or would it be better to start with PCNSA? What are the main differences?

[@imedita]

Hello! Congratulations on starting your apprenticeship at Palo Alto Networks. Both the PCNSE (Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Engineer) and PCNSA (Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator) certifications are valuable in the Palo Alto Networks certification path. The choice between the two depends on your existing experience, career goals, and your current level of expertise. Let's discuss the main differences between the two certifications to help you decide: PCNSA (Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator): Focus: The PCNSA certification is designed for individuals who are relatively new to Palo Alto Networks technologies or have intermediate-level experience. It covers the foundational knowledge required to manage and maintain Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewalls. Topics: The PCNSA certification covers topics such as firewall deployment, configuration, management, basic troubleshooting, network security concepts, and Palo Alto Networks' security features. Suitable for: If you are just starting your journey with Palo Alto Networks or if you want to solidify your foundational understanding of their technologies, the PCNSA might be a good starting point. PCNSE (Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Engineer): Focus: The PCNSE certification is intended for individuals with more advanced knowledge and hands-on experience with Palo Alto Networks solutions. It validates your ability to design, deploy, configure, maintain, and troubleshoot more complex network security implementations. Topics: The PCNSE certification covers a broader range of topics compared to PCNSA, including advanced firewall configurations, routing, VPNs, high availability, and advanced troubleshooting techniques. Suitable for: If you already have experience in network security, hold CCNA certifications, and are looking to take your skills to an advanced level with Palo Alto Networks technologies, aiming for the PCNSE could be a suitable choice. Considering your background with network security and CCNA certifications, you might find that starting with the PCNSE aligns well with your experience and career aspirations. However, it's important to assess your current knowledge and skill level to determine which certification would provide the most value to you in terms of learning and professional growth.

[@henrychinaski8188]

@@imedita thank you very much for your explanation. I already have the ccna routing & switching and ccna security certifications, as well as 6 years working with a full focus on networks, I think I'll try the PCNSE. Congratulations for your work.

[@neimadnos6977]

Do you have any Udemy videos?

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