Remove tag vm-series-firewall
article thumbnail

Tech Docs: Panorama Plugin for Cisco ACI

Palo Alto Networks

The plugin then retrieves tags, which map to endpoint IP addresses. When an endpoint’s tag matches match criteria on Panorama, the endpoint is placed in a Dynamic Address Group (DAG) and matches against the appropriate security policy rules. Assign the match criteria, based on EPG IP-to-tag mapping, to your DAGs. Happy reading!

article thumbnail

Perimeter Is Where Your Workload Is: Creating Policy Abstracted from IP Addressing

Palo Alto Networks

Firewalls were deployed along boundaries between VLANs and IP subnets, and policy was defined to state that specific VLANs could talk to each other, or this IP subnet could communicate with that IP subnet, over some specific set of ports. Doing so allows firewalls to define policy against workload identity once.

Insiders

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

Trending Sources

article thumbnail

Network topologies – A series: Part 1

Xebia

Depending on the complexity and relationship of topologies, each blog will contain 1 or 2 topologies. Target audience These series of blogs are targeted for readers in any size of company. This series is typically useful for cloud architects and cloud engineers, who seek some validation on possible topologies.

article thumbnail

6 Reasons Our Firewall Platform is Critical for Zero Trust Across Workloads

Palo Alto Networks

That’s why our firewall platform significantly bolsters a Zero Trust architecture by moving network security as close to workloads as possible – and there are six primary reasons it does so effectively. PA-Series hardware NGFWs are ideal for workloads on physical machines in on-prem data center and multi-data center architectures.

article thumbnail

Improve How You Enforce Security Policies with the Panorama Plugin for Cisco TrustSec

Palo Alto Networks

After the device is classified, Cisco TrustSec, which is configured on top of ISE, associates security group tags (SGTs) to the user’s endpoints. Other network components such as switches, routers, WLAN controllers and firewalls also utilize SGTs to enforce access control security policies. Ready to Install Now? Ready to Install Now?