[OFFER] Palo Alto VM Pre-Licensed Eval 10.0.4

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[benaster]

Hi,

For the VMs shutting down, you probably need to prevent the NTP from getting the current time, by adding clock=vm setting (QEMU):

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Otherwise, in the console, you will see the ntpd service starting, and a few moments after the system shutting down.

Also, you need to wait for the right login prompt before authenticating using admin/admin credentials :

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Check the serial, it should not be "unknown"

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If it is, you messed up with the license (do not add CPUs, for instance).

 

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Edited September 19, 2023 by benaster

[darkiori]

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[Aikonlee]

22 hours ago, darkiori said:

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[kechik]

Hi @benaster,

 

Is it this step also can be use for latest Palo VM?

-rtc base=2021-09-12,clock=vm

[hfak]

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[MilordTony]

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[hfak]

When I turn off the paloalto, and turn it back on the admin/Admin123  (the new password I set) is not working, nor is the admin/admin,  nor is userx/pass (user/pass I set). I'm attempting this thorugh the CLI, as I set ne users and passwords through the CLI at first without using browser.  I cannot log in now.  Any ideas?

[benaster]

Hello @hfak  the setting is for QEMU, so it should work with any VM of any kind.

For your password problem, be sure to wait for the right login prompt :

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Maybe check the keyboard is correctly mapped (try the password on the login prompt, for instance).

 

Here are some screenshots of what i configured on my GNS3 for the VM, maybe it helps.

 

 

 

 

 

 

[benaster]

On 9/24/2023 at 9:17 PM, hfak said:

When I turn off the paloalto, and turn it back on the admin/Admin123  (the new password I set) is not working, nor is the admin/admin,  nor is userx/pass (user/pass I set). I'm attempting this thorugh the CLI, as I set ne users and passwords through the CLI at first without using browser.  I cannot log in now.  Any ideas?

Hi, one thing i noticed is that the VM is VERY VERY slow to start (on my laptop), even if i get the correct prompt, i cannot login at first, i wait for the web login page to be displayed to be sure the FW has fully started.

Maybe it's what you're facing, just need some patience (or a stronger laptop).

[freebsd321]

On 9/18/2023 at 4:09 PM, benaster said:

Hi,

For the VMs shutting down, you probably need to prevent the NTP from getting the current time, by adding clock=vm setting (QEMU):

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Otherwise, in the console, you will see the ntpd service starting, and a few moments after the system shutting down.

Also, you need to wait for the right login prompt before authenticating using admin/admin credentials :

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Check the serial, it should not be "unknown"

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[FastTrack]

On 6/11/2023 at 9:05 AM, netkillui said:

Configure current date time after it boots up from GUI. Everything works:

 

configure it to what?

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In case qemu vm shuts down after changing password, add '-rtc base=2021-09-12' in eve-ng node options to boot with valid time period. 

 

 

 

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