Packet flow | Palo alto Firewall

This video describes the packet handling sequence inside of PAN-OS devices. Please comment your email id or drop us an email on [e-mail] for complete end to end study material of this video.
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[@mahendrakumarsahu4395]

Awesome explanation ❤❤❤

[@Rajkumar-ws8ho]

this is the best explanation ever see,till the time the videos i watched for packet flow,

[@GetSetStream]

Very Simple and easy explanation!!! Thank you and keep up the good work.

[@gautamsingh1470]

Good Explanation about packet flow

[@user-zq1ww3hy4f]

Great vedio, i like it

[@abhirahil9310]

Very simple and easy to understand, good job sir 👍👍

[@mmnworks]

Excellent Explanation 👍

[@sureshsinha2423]

Best best explanation of Palo Alto packet flow ever. Great! keep it up please

[@Ankitsharma-zd3wb]

Well Explained

[@nareshsharma539]

Like the way you teach. Can you also upload some vpn troubleshooting video in palo alto. Thanks

[@pahadiculture544]

nice

[@user-jc2gs7vl2e]

Thanks man

[@mrigensane7767]

SRC NAT would be processed at L2-4 FW processing stage and then it will be forwarded to to SSL decrypt

[@vivekguduri4346]

You missed how security profiles work

[@asgharhussain3841]

Well explain can you provide the document for packet

[@dhananjay3974]

Well explained... I have one doubt if Nat happens first then I should have security policy for natted IP...but in reality we write policy for destination IP not natted IP

[@shivanimakwana2002]

Security rules are applied to the contents of the original packet, even if there are NAT rules applied.

[@buddybingo653]

don't go slow more than this otherwise I will go to sleep !

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