Virtual Router configuration in Palo Alto firewall | Static routes |Routing protocols

In this palo alto firewall training video we will understand the concept of virtual router. We will understand the concept of forwarding traffic from one network to another network. We will understand the requirement of routes and configure static routes. We will have walkthrough for the configuration of different routing protocols.
For all the videos in this series, go to link below.
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[@Vijay-fb9wh]

👌 well explained

[@freshdeveloper]

Thanks mate 🙂

[@shafeequem4177]

Hello Virtual router and virtual system are they same concept ? For communicating 2 virtual systems do we required physical connectivity ?

[@freshdeveloper]

Yes VR and VS are different. VR is just a separate routing instance While in VS complete firewall instance. Like more seperate firewalls. No additional physical connectivity is required to communicate in vr or vsys

[@alphaamadoubah9987]

Thanks for this course , please can you share the ressoucres of the LAP please Thanks in advance.

[@freshdeveloper]

I am collecting all the images, will share soon Reach me if I miss

[@user-oy5cd9vq1d]

Hello, Just wanted to ask can we do something like neighbor ship between Default and Router 1 so that if they will be part of different routers still we can communicate with them and there routes will be shared among each.

[@freshdeveloper]

If you want them to communicate you may set up static route in between them.

[@Rashid-gw6ln]

So paloalto firewall doesn't want routing to permit the packets?

[@freshdeveloper]

It needs routing but not for directly connected networks Just like simple router

[@PramodKumar-lu7uv]

hi sir, how to check that a Palo Alto firewall, vsys support or not ?

[@freshdeveloper]

you need to check data sheet for which firewall support vsys and which one not Usually PA220, Pa-400, pa-800 series do not support multiple virtual system Its supported on 3200, 5200, PA5450, and PA-7000 series I hope it clears your query

[@PramodKumar-lu7uv]

@@freshdeveloper thank you so much

[@irvingsanchez4258]

I lost in this topic.

[@freshdeveloper]

Thanks mate 😁

[@freshdeveloper]

I think you can understand it....