Palo Alto - Static NAT with Detailed Practical Explanations | LAB | Senior Network Engineer | 2023

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Excellent Sir 🎉

[@marrr7611]

Thanks!

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Very nice video and clear the concept in a simple way

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your videos are very informative thanks for the videos

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I have learnt a lot from your videos Sir, thanks again for explaining in detail.please add real time scenario based videos

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Thanks for this videos man, great explanaition.

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Wonderful Video.! Awesome explanation.!

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[@delsons2497]

excellent explanation sir

[@kratikbhatt1]

Please also mentioned day count in video name. It helps in sequencial revision

[@sanjeev777khokhar]

Fantastic explanation

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Thank you

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Hello, just seeing your videos for the very first time. I so much enjoy your flow and easy to understand steps of teaching, good Job. Please, how can I have access to all the videos you have uploaded here? Thank you so much

[@BikashsTech]

Hi Victor, Thanks for comment. Please find the video on below link. kzbin.info/door/BujQdd5rBRg7n70vy7YmAQ

[@hariprasad-uw2yn]

Pre-NAT IP and Post-NAT zone

[@patandeengupta2668]

Please advise is NAT policy required for all security policies in Paloalto

[@BikashsTech]

thanks for comment.. Nope, nat policy is not required always... but for nat policy security policy is required.

[@patandeengupta2668]

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[@valisetti]

hi , you are doing good videos. very usefull video. how can i get licenced paloalto VM. share the procedure.pls

[@shwetankmishra6870]

Hi Sir, kindly clear my doubt, am confused which IP to write in source and destn box in Security Policy and which ip to write in source and destn box in NAT Policy

[@himanshugoel8489]

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[@ramansharma3583]

can you please explain where these ip address(192.168.179.150) has been configured, so that DMZ Machine can able to ping the ip...as i see the outside interface contains the DHCP

[@marrr7611]

Hello sir, I cannot get the static nat to work. I am using your example for destination nat from outside with the nat statement using Source Zone:outside - Destination Zone:outside and it does not work. The only way that I got it to work was to use Source Zone:outside - Destination Zone:inside

[@BikashsTech]

Hi Mario, Thanks for your Comment. Could you please send me the screenshot of Palo alto firewall configuration to below e-mail. i will check and let you know. e-mail ID : [e-mail]

[@jitendrasharma682]

Hi sir, here in this video you told we have to select source zone= outside and destination zone= outside in Nat creating option for static destination Nat but in your old video which you have updated one year back link-- kzbin.info/www/bejne/hKqrgJaMqd-baZI (between time line 19:20 to 23:22) in this video you select source zone= Outside and destination zone= DMZ for static destination Nat. And it is translating the I.P address fine, you even show this by telnet in that video how it is possible....……?

[@5394q]

Your destination nat explanation is wrong. Nat happens after policy rules it seems, so you have to put global ip adrress in the policy rule.