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

[@DawsonScott-x9b]

This was a wonderful explanation, thanks for taking the time to make this.

[@Vijay-fb9wh]

👌 well explained

[@freshdeveloper]

Thanks mate 🙂

[@alphaamadoubah9987]

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

[@freshdeveloper]

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[@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

[@AshishMarkan]

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....