How to configure OSPF on Palo Alto Networks Firewall?

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How to configure OSPF on Palo Alto Networks Firewall !!



Steps:
1- Create Virtual Router.
2- Create three Zones (Site A – Site B – Site C).
3- Create security rule allow (ping) between Site A & Site C.
4- Create OSPF routing protocol on two firewalls.
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                                                                    PaloAlto - 1


1- Create Virtual Router (VR-1) PaloAlto-1





2- Create Zones PaloAlto-1:





3- Assign Interfaces PaloAlto-1:



4- Create rule allow (ping) and deny other


5- Apply OSPF between two interfaces (eth ½ - eth 1/1)







Show routing table on Palo-Alto-1:


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                                                               PaloAlto - 2
1- Create Virtual Router (VR-1) PaloAlto-2

2- Create Zones PaloAlto-2:




3- Assign Interfaces PaloAlto-2:



4- Create rule allow (ping) and deny other.



 5- Apply OSPF between two interfaces (eth ½ - eth 1/1).







Show routing table on Palo-Alto-2:



 ## Validation:

             PaloAlto-1                                                                                                  PaloAlto-2


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Good Luck

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