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--- paloaltonetworks:vmseries:oracle [2020/10/26 09:31] – [Creating VM] bstafford
+++ paloaltonetworks:vmseries:oracle [2022/11/23 12:49] (current) – external edit 127.0.0.1
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   * You must supply bootstrap paremeters to the firewall even if you don't "normally " bootstrap
   * Click Show Advanced Options->Under User data-> select Paste cloud-init script
-  * hostname=palo-fw-03
+    * hostname=palo-fw-03
-  * authocodes=V5756013
+    * authocodes=V5756013
-  * op-command-modes=jumbo-frame
+    * op-command-modes=jumbo-frame
   * Deploy and let the machine boot.
   * Create the public IP for MGMT and create the VNIC for public VPC (ethernet1/1) and VNIC for private VPC (ethernet1/2). Be sure to do it in that order. Don't forget to add a public IP to the public interface.
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   * Log in
   * configure
-  * set mgt-config users admin password
+  * set mgt-config users admin password (it will then prompt you to type in the password).
   * Set ethernet1/1 and ethernet1/2 using the normal cloud system of two virtual routers. Next hop for external is 10.1.0.1.
   * When adding new VNIC, you will need to reboot the VM firewall for the firewall to detect the interfaces.
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 ===== VM Instances =====
-Remember VM.Standard2.4 is limited to four network interfaces. One for MGMT and three for dataplane.
+VM.Standard2.1 is limited to two network interfaces. One for MGMT and one for dataplane.
+VM.Standard2.2 is limited to two network interfaces. One for MGMT and one for dataplane.
+VM.Standard2.4 is limited to four network interfaces. One for MGMT and three for dataplane.
 VM.Standard2.8 is limited to eight network interfaces. One for MGMT and three for dataplane.
-Since 2020, VM.Standard2.1 will also cover a VM-100 if needed. We have seen PAN-OS 10.0 deployed on a VM-100 on VM.Standard2.2.
 ===== PAYG Costs =====