AAACEUs Blog

The Challenges of Parkinson's Care: Tips For The Primary Caregiver

By addin

The highly sought-after certification of Palo Alto Networks' Certified Network Security Engineer is PCNSE. It certifies that candidates are able to design, install and configure security systems for Palo Alto Networks.
Security engineers, pre-sales engineers, and system integrators typically hold or seek the credential. The PCNSE is beneficial for anyone who works with Palo Alto firewalls.

How to Pass the Palo Alto PCNSE Exam
This post will discuss the PCNSE exam topics and exam prerequisites. It also includes important tips to help exam-takers pass.
Who should take the PCNSE Exam
Anyone interested in taking the PCNSE exam must have a basic understanding of Palo Alto firewalls. All customers who use Palo Alto Networks technologies value added resellers, presales system engineers and support personnel are included.
What experience is required for the PCNSE job?
It is recommended that you have at least three to five years of experience in network security or networking. A minimum of six months experience with Palo Alto Networks security equipment is required. You should also have at least one year of experience managing next-generation Palo Alto firewalls.
What Topics Does The PCNSE Exam Cover
To earn a Palo Alto PCNSE certificate, you must be able to use Palo Alto firewalls. The 75-question exam has 75 questions and takes candidates 80 minutes. It is scenario-based, multiple-choice, and matching questions. Passing the exam requires a score of 70% or more. These are the domains that make up the PCNSE exam:
Planning and Core Concepts 19%
Deploy and Configure 32%
Panorama 13% is used to deploy and configure firewalls
Manage and Operate 16%
Troubleshooting 20%

Candidates who are interested in obtaining a PCNSE certification must begin preparation at least 4 months before taking the exam. They should also study all exam objectives as laid out in the PCNSE blueprint.
You should not only have theoretical knowledge about configuring the Palo Alto next generation firewall, but also practical experience configuring and troubleshooting them using Panorama.
Strategies to Pass the PCNSE Exam
You will need to study hard in order to earn the Palo Alto PCNSE certificate. These tips will help you prepare better for the PCNSE exam.
1. Use a Study Guide
A study plan should be based on the importance of the topics that you are studying. You should cover all areas of the exam. Don't spend too much time on topics that you are already familiar with.
Plan to use the PCNSE study book and a comprehensive training program that covers all exam objectives. Take the time to study each exam objective and calculate how long each section will take.
2. Learn PCNSE Training
SPOTO PCNSE training will help you prepare for and pass the exam. SPOTO's top trainer Keith Barker covers all topics on the PCNSE blueprint.
This course is 15 hours long and covers five skills, with a total of 113 videos. It should take you six weeks to complete the PCNSE course if you watch it 30 minutes per day, five days per week.
3. Keep your eyes on the prize and keep your mind focused
It's possible to have unpleasant flashbacks while studying, but that doesn't mean it has to be. Remember that learning and certification are meant to help you become more familiar with Palo Alto Network technologies.
Be mindful of what works for you, and avoid bad habits like multitasking. Perhaps you believe such late-night thinking