In this video, we will take a look at Layer 2 VLANs on the Palo Alto firewall. Which will give us the ability to provide access and control between a few devices in the same subnet.
I like your video's because you make with complex topology not like others just with 2 or 3 device. Please make more video's on ccna topics with complex topologies
Hi Rob, thanks for the video. Please I have a question which is, when you created the vlan it was just a name you gave it but no tag of the vlan number. Will this work in a situation were the packet is tagged from maybe a switch or a router subinterface coming towards the PA FW? If not, please how do we add the vlan tag on the interface ?
@@RobRikerTechChannel I figured it out. It's by adding a subinterface on the physical interface, that way you are able to tag with the specific actual vlan number. I have also lab it and it worked perfectly.
@@goddaynwanmaorhuebor3900 Thanks for this! I find the way VLANs are implemented in PAN-OS very illogical, especially when it comes to creating access ports.
