Since I could't find any PaloAlto PCNSE7 study materials, I used the following;
- re-study PANOS6 and 7 cli commands
- review the PCNSE7 blueprint material from PaloAlto
- look at the various ACC tabs
- remember the hard to forget test commands
- re-read a lot of paloalto live notes on panorama
The combination and experience with PANOS6 was what let me get a passing score on the PCNSE7. It's challenging exam but not very hard if you have experience and put a few hours aside to read and study up on PANOS.
I used the pearsonvue exam-test center in NE Austin off Dessau ridge road & Howard ln.
The challenging issues with PaloAlto are;
- no press books
- very limit study forums or community forums information available ( I start posting PANOS blog information here in the next few months )
- very little collaboration amongst security engineers
The positives;
- nexgewnfw with cool application decoders
- great videos
PANW
https://www.paloaltonetworks.com/services/live-community
Ken
NSE ( network security expert) and Route/Switching Engineer
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Congratulations on getting the PCNSE, and thank you so much for sharing your thought and your feedback.
ReplyDeleteI'm planning to took the exam, but it will take me a little bit since i got less than one year experience on paloalto and need to attack more in depth the concepts and the CLI Part.
Can't wait to read your articles and posts about it :)
Thanks
ReplyDeletestay in tune