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Pan firewall11/21/2023 Our previous article was introduction to Palo Alto Networks Firewall appliances and technical specifications, while this article covers basic IP management interface configuration, DNS, NTP and other services plus account password modification and appliance registration and activation. If the User Role name matches the tag, then traffic is either allowed or denied based on the configuration.This article is the second-part of our Palo Alto Networks Firewall technical articles. The Palo Alto Networks firewall compares the user information against the tag that is associated to a security rule. A tag is a metadata element, which define s its role on the network, the operating system, or the different kinds of traffic it processes. PAN firewall enables the flexibility to apply different rules to the same server based on tags. PPS uses the User-ID XML API to send the IP address to user and IP address to Group (Role) mapping information to the Palo Alto Networks firewall. The Palo Alto Networks firewall provides a feature called User Identification (User-ID) that creates policies and performs reporting based on users and groups rather than individual IP addresses. PPS combines user identity and device security state information with network locat ion to create a unique, session specific access control policy for each user. The integrated solution provides policy enforcement for end to end protection of sensitive corporate data from unauthenticated access and attacks. The PPS and PAN firewall integration allows users to enforce role based access to network resources and web applications and ensures endpoint compliance. This section describes the integration of PPS with Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewall. You are here: Deployment of PPS using PAN Firewall
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