Layer 2 interfaces - Palo Alto Networks FireWall Concepts Training Series

If you have some constrains in your network then using Layer-2 interfaces can be very powerful, but it can become very complex very quickly so its important to keep it simple. In this Palo Alto Networks Training Video, we will explain you the concept and some use cases.
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[@parveenjha9298]

very good explanation ,

[@yudidjohan4160]

Great explanation. Thanks!

[@maltekaule9330]

Awesome explanation, easy to understand!

[@sagibar-or6337]

Very clear and informative, but I am missing linkage to Palo Alto Config UI. The PA UI has "VLANs" menu item, vs "vlans" tab in the interface menu. This does not corresponds to L2 vs L3 vlan.

[@pedroa.6061]

Very good explanation, thanks

[@JeffreytheGreat1]

Awesome thank you very much

[@voittb4954]

Very good content, it's clear and well explained. However it would have been nice to include GUI view and quick config exemple.

[@sshivaniverma6742]

A small doubt, why didn't we use directly L3 interface here instead of using L2?

[@ihsanfavy9265]

again and again, implementation L2 as your condition environment, and why this video explain L2 because the scenario is able to explain L2, yo need watch full this video because your answer is righ there

[@shakeelm5339]

YOU NEED TO LEARN HOW TO WRITE "1" - YOU WRITE "1" AS INVERTED "V" - AND YOU CALL YOURSELF AS "NETWORK EXPERT"