Palo Alto Networks Exam PSE-StrataDC Topic 1 Question 23 Discussion

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How does Palo Alto Networks integrate with VXLAN tagging?

Adoes not integrate with VXLAN tagging, so virtual appliances cannot be provided, but hardware appliances can be offered at the data center gateway border

Bintegrates with VXLAN. but scripting is necessary, and Professional Services should be engaged

Cintegrates fully into VXLAN architectures if they are provided by VMware

Ddoes not integrate natively with VXLAN tagging, network equipment can convert VXLAN flows to VLANs and send those VLANs to Palo Alto Networks firewalls

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Earnestine

2 months ago

I hope the answer isn't D. That's like trying to fit a square peg in a round hole. VXLAN is the future, Palo Alto should embrace it natively.

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Lawana

5 days ago

I agree, Palo Alto should definitely work on native integration with VXLAN for a smoother experience

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Louvenia

6 days ago

B) integrates with VXLAN. but scripting is necessary, and Professional Services should be engaged

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Laticia

8 days ago

A) does not integrate with VXLAN tagging, so virtual appliances cannot be provided, but hardware appliances can be offered at the data center gateway border

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Arletta

2 months ago

A is a no-go for me. No VXLAN integration at all? That's a dealbreaker in today's virtualized data centers.

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Floyd

28 days ago

D) does not integrate natively with VXLAN tagging, network equipment can convert VXLAN flows to VLANs and send those VLANs to Palo Alto Networks firewalls

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Otis

1 months ago

C) integrates fully into VXLAN architectures if they are provided by VMware

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Lasandra

2 months ago

B) integrates with VXLAN, but scripting is necessary, and Professional Services should be engaged

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Scarlet

2 months ago

D sounds like a workaround, but I'm not a fan of relying on network equipment to do the conversion. Seems like an unnecessary step that could introduce complexity.

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Brock

2 days ago

D) does not integrate natively with VXLAN tagging, network equipment can convert VXLAN flows to VLANs and send those VLANs to Palo Alto Networks firewalls

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Catalina

3 days ago

B) integrates with VXLAN, but scripting is necessary, and Professional Services should be engaged

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Karrie

5 days ago

A) does not integrate with VXLAN tagging, so virtual appliances cannot be provided, but hardware appliances can be offered at the data center gateway border

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Yolando

13 days ago

I agree, relying on network equipment for conversion adds unnecessary complexity

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Regenia

20 days ago

D) does not integrate natively with VXLAN tagging, network equipment can convert VXLAN flows to VLANs and send those VLANs to Palo Alto Networks firewalls

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Jerry

1 months ago

C) integrates fully into VXLAN architectures if they are provided by VMware

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Nana

1 months ago

A) does not integrate with VXLAN tagging, so virtual appliances cannot be provided, but hardware appliances can be offered at the data center gateway border

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Jesse

2 months ago

I'm leaning towards B. Scripting is a bit of a hassle, but at least Palo Alto can integrate with VXLAN. That's better than no integration at all.

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Sabina

1 months ago

Yeah, scripting can be a hassle, but it's worth it for the integration with Palo Alto Networks.

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Marsha

1 months ago

I agree, B is a good option. It may require scripting, but at least there is integration with VXLAN.

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Rodrigo

2 months ago

I heard that Palo Alto Networks does not integrate natively with VXLAN tagging, but network equipment can convert VXLAN flows to VLANs and send those VLANs to Palo Alto Networks firewalls.

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Shawnta

2 months ago

I believe that Palo Alto Networks does not integrate with VXLAN tagging, so virtual appliances cannot be provided, but hardware appliances can be offered at the data center gateway border.

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Francisca

2 months ago

Option C looks the most promising, but I'm not sure about the 'if they are provided by VMware' part. Shouldn't Palo Alto integrate natively regardless of the VXLAN provider?

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Myra

2 months ago

I think Palo Alto Networks integrates fully into VXLAN architectures if they are provided by VMware.

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