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Connect Power to a PA-1400 Series Firewall
Set Up a Connection to the Firewall
On first startup, the PA-1400 Series firewall boots into Zero Touch Provisioning (ZTP) mode by
default. ZTP mode allows you to automate the provisioning process of a new firewall that is added
to a Panorama
™
management server. To learn more about ZTP, see
bring the PA-1400 Series firewall online in standard mode. See the instructions below to learn
how to boot in ZTP or standard mode.
If you have already booted up the firewall and selected the wrong mode, you must
perform a factory reset or private-data-reset before continuing.
•
Reset the Firewall to Factory Default Settings
describes how to do a factory reset.
• To use the private-data-reset command, you must access the firewall CLI and enter the
command
request system private-data-reset
. This command will remove
all logs and restore the default configuration.
Before you can successfully add a ZTP firewall to Panorama, you must ensure that a
Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) server is deployed on the network. A DHCP
server is required to successfully onboard a ZTP firewall to Panorama. The ZTP firewall is
unable to connect to the Palo Alto Networks ZTP service to facilitate onboarding without
a DHCP server.
ZTP mode is disabled if FIPS-CC mode is enabled. If the firewall boots with FIPS-CC mode
enabled, the firewall will automatically boot in standard mode.
STEP 1 |
Use an RJ-45 Ethernet cable to connect the device to the correct port. The port(s) connected
will depend on which mode you intend the firewall to run in.
• (
Standard mode
) Connect the Ethernet cable from the MGT port on the firewall to the
RJ-45 port of your network switch.
• (
ZTP mode
) Connect the Ethernet cable from the ZTP port (Ethernet port 1) on the firewall
to your network switch.
STEP 2 |
Confirm that the connection to the MGT port or Ethernet port 1 has an active network
switch.
An active switch allows the firewall to trigger a “link up” state on the port you
connected to for your desired boot mode.
STEP 3 |
(
Standard mode only
) If you intend to boot the firewall in standard mode, you will need
access to the firewall CLI to respond to a prompt during bootup. Connect a console cable
from the PA-1400 Series firewall to your computer. Once the firewall is powered on, use a
terminal emulator such as PuTTY to access the CLI. See
for more information.
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