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1. #RUN 8 TRAIN SIMULATOR THE DEPOT IP ADDRESS HOW TO#
2. #RUN 8 TRAIN SIMULATOR THE DEPOT IP ADDRESS INSTALL#
3. #RUN 8 TRAIN SIMULATOR THE DEPOT IP ADDRESS SOFTWARE#
4. #RUN 8 TRAIN SIMULATOR THE DEPOT IP ADDRESS PASSWORD#
5. #RUN 8 TRAIN SIMULATOR THE DEPOT IP ADDRESS WINDOWS#

#RUN 8 TRAIN SIMULATOR THE DEPOT IP ADDRESS PASSWORD#

Note: The default username is admin and password is admin.

Once the Palo Alto VM Firewall finished booting, you need to give the default credentials to the VM. You will find that the Virtual Palo Alto Firewall booting process is going on. Now, we need to double click the VM appliance we just deployed. In the previous step, we successfully step the Palo Alto VM in the GNS3. Step 4: Configuring the Management Interface of Palo Alto KVM (Virtual Firewall) Once, you start the VM, you will get the console of the Firewall, which is in the booting process. Right-click on this and choose the start option. Just drag down the firewall in the Project area. Once, you applied you the changes, you will find that a new Palo Alto Firewall is ready along with your already installed appliances. You can refer to the below image for this configuration. So, access the General Setting Tab on the same opened window, and configure 2 CPU Core for the Palo Alto Firewall. Svg file for Palo Alto, so I am choosing the same here.īy default, only 1 CPU Core is configured for PA VM. Optionally, you can select a Palo Alto icon, for this VM Image. To change it, navigate to Edit > Network (you can refer to the given image). However, you can change it according to your requirements. In this example, I am using 8 different Interfaces on the VM Firewall. Now, before applying your changes, you need to change the Interfaces of the VM Firewall. It will prompt you to copy that file in the GNS3 default directory, so you can copy it on the gns3 default directory, it’s recommended. Now, In the last step, you need to select the image file you downloaded in Step 1. However, if you have a vnc application installed on your machine, you can select the vnc and click on Next. In KVM we can get the Firewall CLI just by double-clicking. Now, you need to select the Console Type.

Note: Minimum requirement for Palo Alto VM Firewall is 4 GB Ram & 2 CPU Core! In this example, I am giving 4 GB RAM to the VM Image and Click on Next. Now, give the RAM to the Palo Alto VM Firewall. Now, give the friendly name to this VM, i.e. Open the GNS3 and, Navigate to Edit > Preferences > QEMU > Qemu VMs and click on New. Currently, I’m using GNS3 2.1.21, although, the KVM deployment is the same on other GNS3 versions too. Now, we are ready to deploy the Palo Alto KVM Image in the GNS3 simulator. Step 3: Deploying the Palo Alto VM Image in GNS3

#RUN 8 TRAIN SIMULATOR THE DEPOT IP ADDRESS INSTALL#

#RUN 8 TRAIN SIMULATOR THE DEPOT IP ADDRESS WINDOWS#

Step 2: Download & Install the GNS3 on your machine Qcow file of the Palo Alto KVM Firewall, you need to follow the below steps to successfully deploy the Palo Alto in GNS3. You can refer to the below image for downloading the Palo Alto KVM.Īfter downloading the. Now, just click on PA-VM-KVM-8.1.3.qcow2 to download the Firewall. In this example, I am downloading the PANOS version 8.1.3. Now select PAN-OS for VM-Series KVM Base Images.

#RUN 8 TRAIN SIMULATOR THE DEPOT IP ADDRESS SOFTWARE#

Now, navigate to Update > Software Update. Visit the support portal by clicking here. You need to follow the following steps to deploy the Palo Alto KVM on GNS3: Step 1: Download the Palo Alto KVM Virtual Firewall from the Support Portalįirst of all, you need to download the Palo Alto KVM Firewall from the Palo Alto support portal. KVM stands for (Kernel-Based Virtualization Machine).

#RUN 8 TRAIN SIMULATOR THE DEPOT IP ADDRESS HOW TO#

How to deploy the Palo Alto Firewall in GNS3Īs we already discussed, we need to download the Palo Alto KVM Firewall from the support portal.