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What You'll Learn in PCNSE Certification Training 1. Palo Alto Networks Architecture Understanding the core architecture and key features of Palo Alto Networks security platforms. Firewall Configuration and Management 2. Initial setup, configuration, and management of Palo Alto Networks firewalls. Managing security policies, NAT, and VPN configurations. Security Profiles and Threat Prevention 3. Configuring and managing security profiles such as Antivirus, Anti-Spyware, URL Filtering, and File Blocking. Implementing threat prevention strategies. User Identification (User-ID) 4. Configuring User-ID for identity-based policies. Managing user authentication and mapping. App-ID and Content Inspection 5. Deep understanding of App-ID for identifying and controlling applications. Configuring SSL decryption and inspecting encrypted traffic. Networking and Routing 6. Configuring static and dynamic routing protocols like OSPF, BGP, and RIP. Implementing high availability (HA) for redundancy. GlobalProtect and Remote Access 7. Configuring GlobalProtect for secure remote access. Implementing client-based and clientless VPN solutions. Logging, Monitoring, and Reporting 8. Utilizing Panorama for centralized management and reporting. Implementing log forwarding and reporting best practices. Troubleshooting and Maintenance 9. Diagnosing and resolving connectivity, performance, and security issues. Utilizing CLI commands and system diagnostics. Best Practices and Real-World Scenarios 10. Implementing security best practices in enterprise environments. Working with real-world deployment scenarios and use cases.