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Panorama 7.0 Administrator’s Guide • 61

Set Up Panorama

Install Content and Software Updates for Panorama

Install Updates for Panorama with Internet Connection

Step 1 Verify that the updates you plan to

install are appropriate for your

Panorama deployment.



See Panorama, Log Collector, and Firewall Version

Compatibility for critical details about update version

compatibility. Refer to the Release Notes for the minimum

content version you must install for a Panorama software

release.



For a Panorama virtual appliance that runs on an ESXi server,

ensure the server meets the requirements listed under Setup

Prerequisites for the Panorama Virtual Appliance.

Step 2 Save a backup of the current Panorama

configuration file.

You can use this backup to restore the

configuration if you have problems with

the upgrade.

Although Panorama automatically

creates a backup of the

configuration, the best practice is

to create and externally store a

backup before upgrading.

1. Log in to Panorama and select Panorama > Setup >

Operations.

2. Click Save named Panorama configuration snapshot, enter a

Name for the configuration, and click OK.

3. Click Export named Panorama configuration snapshot,

select the Name of the configuration you just saved, click OK,

and save the exported file to a location that is external to

Panorama.

Step 3 Install the latest content updates.

You must install content updates

before software updates. After

installing software updates, you

can optionally schedule

automatic, recurring content

updates (Step6).

1. Select Panorama > Dynamic Updates and click Check Now to

check for the latest updates. If the value in the Action column

is Download, an update is available.

2. Install the updates in the following sequence. When an

installation completes, the Currently Installed column displays

a check mark.

a. Download and Install the Applications or Applications and

Threats update. Regardless of your subscription, Panorama

installs and needs only the Applications content, not the

Threats content. For details, see Panorama, Log Collector,

and Firewall Version Compatibility.

b. Download and Install any other updates (Antivirus,

WildFire, or URL Filtering) one at a time in any sequence.

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Set Up Panorama

Step 4 Determine the software upgrade path. Select Panorama > Software and check which version has a check

mark in the Currently Installed column. You cannot skip any major

Panorama release versions on the path between the current

version and the target version. For example, to upgrade from

Panorama 5.0.13 to Panorama 7.0.3:

1. Download and install a Panorama 5.1.x release based on your

platform:

• Panorama virtual appliance—Download and install

Panorama 5.1.0 and reboot.

• Panorama M‐Series appliance:

– Download Panorama 5.1.0 without installing or

rebooting.

– Download and install a later Panorama 5.1.x release and

reboot.

2. Download and install Panorama 6.0.0 and reboot.

3. Download and install Panorama 6.1.0 and reboot.

4. Download Panorama 7.0.1 without installing or rebooting

(7.0.1 is the base image for the 7.0 release; not 7.0.0).

5. Download and install Panorama 7.0.3 and reboot.

Step 5 Install the software update.

Repeat this step for each update you

must install based on the upgrade path.

1. Select Panorama > Software and click Check Now to check

for the latest updates. If an update is available, the Action

column displays a Download link.

2. Download the update. When the process finishes, the Action

value changes to Install.

3. Install the update.

4. Reboot Panorama if the update you are installing requires that

(see Step4):

• If prompted to reboot, click Yes. If you see a

CMS Login

prompt, press Enter without typing a username or

password. When the Panorama login prompt appears, enter

the username and password you set during initial

configuration.

• If you are not prompted to reboot, select Panorama >

Setup > Operations and click Reboot Panorama in the

Device Operations section.

Step 6 (Best Practice) Schedule recurring,

automatic content updates.

Panorama does not synchronize content

update schedules across HA peers. You

must perform this task on both the active

and passive Panorama.

1. Select Panorama > Dynamic Updates. In the header row for

each update type, the Schedule is initially set to None.

Perform the remaining steps for each update type.

2. Click None and select the update frequency (Recurrence). The

frequency options depend on the update type.

3. Select the schedule action:

• Download And Install (best practice)—Panorama

automatically installs updates after downloading them.

• Download Only—You must manually install updates after

Panorama downloads them.

4. Click OK and Commit, set the Commit Type to Panorama, and

click Commit again.

Install Updates for Panorama with Internet Connection (Continued)

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Panorama 7.0 Administrator’s Guide • 63

Set Up Panorama

Install Content and Software Updates for Panorama

Install Updates for Panorama without Internet Connection

If Panorama does not have a direct connection to the Internet, perform the following steps to install content

and software updates. If Panorama is deployed in a high availability (HA) configuration, you must upgrade

each peer in the order described in Install Updates for Panorama with HA Configuration .

Step 7 Configure the Panorama virtual

appliance settings on the VMware ESXi

server.

Required if upgrading from a release

earlier than Panorama 5.1 to a Panorama

5.1 or later release running on an ESXi

server.

After Panorama reboots, complete the following tasks:

1. Access the VMware vSphere Client and select the Virtual

Machines tab.

2. Right‐click the Panorama virtual appliance and select Power >

Power Off.

3. Right‐click the Panorama virtual appliance and Edit Settings

as follows:

a. Select the Hardware tab and allocate Memory based on

how many firewalls Panorama manages:

– 1‐10 managed firewalls: 4GB

– 11‐50 managed firewalls: 8GB

– Over 50 managed firewalls: 16GB

b. Set the SCSI Controller to LSI Logic Parallel.

c. Select the Options tab, select General Options, set the

Guest Operating System to Linux, and set the Version to

Other Linux (64-bit).

d. Click OK.

4. Right‐click the Panorama virtual appliance and select Power >

Power On.

If you will upgrade Log Collectors and firewalls to a particular release, you must first upgrade

Panorama to that release.

Install Updates for Panorama without Internet Connection

Step 1 Verify that the updates you plan to

install are appropriate for your

Panorama deployment.



See Panorama, Log Collector, and Firewall Version

Compatibility for critical details about update version

compatibility. Refer to the Release Notes for the minimum

content release version you must install for a Panorama

software release.



For a Panorama virtual appliance that runs on an ESXi server,

ensure the server meets the requirements listed under Setup

Prerequisites for the Panorama Virtual Appliance.

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Set Up Panorama

Step 2 Save a backup of the current Panorama

configuration file.

You can use this backup to restore the

configuration if you have problems with

the upgrade.

Although Panorama automatically

creates a backup of the

configuration, the best practice is

to create and externally store a

backup before upgrading.

1. Log in to Panorama and select Panorama > Setup >

Operations.

2. Click Save named Panorama configuration snapshot, enter a

Name for the configuration, and click OK.

3. Click Export named Panorama configuration snapshot,

select the Name of the configuration you just saved, click OK,

and save the exported file to a location that is external to

Panorama.

Step 3 Determine the software upgrade path.

Select Panorama > Software and check which version has a check

mark in the Currently Installed column. You cannot skip any major

Panorama release versions on the path between the current

version and the target version. For example, to upgrade from

Panorama 5.0.13 to Panorama 7.0.3:

1. Upload and install a Panorama 5.1.x release based on your

platform:

• Panorama virtual appliance—Upload and install Panorama

5.1.0 and reboot.

• Panorama M‐Series appliance:

– Upload Panorama 5.1.0 without installing or rebooting.

– Upload and install a later Panorama 5.1.x release and

reboot.

2. Upload and install Panorama 6.0.0 and reboot.

3. Upload and install Panorama 6.1.0 and reboot.

4. Upload Panorama 7.0.1 without installing or rebooting (7.0.1

is the base image for the 7.0 release; not 7.0.0).

5. Upload and install Panorama 7.0.3 and reboot.

Step 4 Download the content and software

updates to a host that has Internet

access. Panorama must have access to

the host.

1. Use a host with Internet access to log in to the Palo Alto

Networks Customer Support web site.

2. Download content updates:

a. Click Dynamic Updates in the Resources section.

b. Download the desired content update and save the file to

the host. Perform this step for each content type you will

update.

3. Download software updates:

a. Return to the main page of the Palo Alto Networks

Customer Support web site and click Software Updates in

the Resources section.

b. Review the Download column to determine the version to

install. The filename of the update package indicates the

platform: Panorama‐ESX‐<release> for the Panorama

virtual appliance (VMware ESXi server or vCloud Air) or

Panorama‐m‐<release> for the Panorama M‐Series

appliance.

c. Click the filename and save the file to the host.

Install Updates for Panorama without Internet Connection (Continued)

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Panorama 7.0 Administrator’s Guide • 65

Set Up Panorama

Install Content and Software Updates for Panorama

Step 5 Install the content updates.

You must install content updates

before software updates.

Install the Applications or Applications and Threats update first,

and then install any other updates (Antivirus, WildFire, or URL

Filtering) one at a time in any sequence.

Regardless of whether your subscription includes both

Applications and Threats content, Panorama installs and

needs only the Applications content. For details, see

Panorama, Log Collector, and Firewall Version

Compatibility.

1. In Panorama, select Panorama > Dynamic Updates.

2. Perform the following steps for each content type:

a. Click Upload, select the content Type, Browse to the

update, and click OK.

b. C

lick

Install From File, select the Package Type, and click

OK.

Step 6 Install the software update.

1. In the Panorama > Software page, c

lick

Upload.

2. Browse to the update, select the Sync To Peer check box if

Panorama has an HA configuration (to push the software

image to the secondary peer), and click OK.

3. C

lick

Install in the Action column.

4. Reboot Panorama if the update you are installing requires that

(see Step3):

• If prompted to reboot, click Yes. If you see a

CMS Login

prompt, press Enter without typing a username or

password. When the Panorama login prompt appears, enter

the username and password you set during initial

configuration.

• If you are not prompted to reboot, select Panorama >

Setup > Operations and click Reboot Panorama in the

Device Operations section.

Install Updates for Panorama without Internet Connection (Continued)

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Set Up Panorama

Step 7 Configure the Panorama virtual

appliance settings on the VMware ESXi

server.

Required if upgrading from a release

earlier than Panorama 5.1 to a Panorama

5.1 or later release running on an ESXi

server.

After Panorama reboots, complete the following tasks:

1. Access the VMware vSphere Client and select the Virtual

Machines tab.

2. Right‐click the Panorama virtual appliance and select Power >

Power Off.

3. Right‐click the Panorama virtual appliance and Edit Settings

as follows:

a. Select the Hardware tab and allocate Memory based on

how many firewalls Panorama manages:

– 1‐10 managed firewalls: 4GB

– 11‐50 managed firewalls: 8GB

– Over 50 managed firewalls: 16GB

b. Set the SCSI Controller to LSI Logic Parallel.

c. Select the Options tab, select General Options, set the

Guest Operating System to Linux, and set the Version to

Other Linux (64-bit).

d. Click OK.

4. Right‐click the Panorama virtual appliance and select Power >

Power On.

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Panorama 7.0 Administrator’s Guide • 67

Set Up Panorama

Transition to a Different Panorama Platform

When your network requirements change (for example, the logging rate increases), you can migrate the

Panorama management server and Dedicated Log Collectors to Panorama Platforms that better support

those requirements.



Migrate from a Panorama Virtual Appliance to an M‐Series Appliance



Migrate from an M‐100 Appliance to an M‐500 Appliance

Migrate from a Panorama Virtual Appliance to an M‐Series Appliance

You can migrate the Panorama configuration from a Panorama virtual appliance to an M‐Series appliance.

However, you cannot migrate the logs because the log format on the Panorama virtual appliance is

incompatible with that on M‐Series appliances. Therefore, if you want to maintain access to the old logs

stored on the Panorama virtual appliance, you must continue running the Panorama virtual appliance after

the migration. The M‐Series appliance will collect the new logs that firewalls forward after the migration.

After the pre‐migration logs expire or become irrelevant due to aging, you can shut down the Panorama

virtual appliance.

Migrate from a Panorama Virtual Appliance to an M‐Series Appliance

Step 1 Plan the migration.



Upgrade the software on the Panorama virtual appliance

before the migration if the M‐Series appliance requires a later

release of the current software (the M‐500 appliance requires

Panorama 7.0 or a later release). For important details about

software versions, see Panorama, Log Collector, and Firewall

Version Compatibility.



Schedule a maintenance window for the migration. Although

firewalls can buffer logs after the Panorama virtual appliance

goes offline and then forward the logs after the M‐Series

appliance comes online, completing the migration during a

maintenance window minimizes the risk that logs will exceed

the buffer capacities and be lost during the transition between

Panorama platforms.



Consider whether to maintain access to the Panorama virtual

appliance after the migration to access existing logs. The most

efficient approach is to assign a new IP address to the

Panorama virtual appliance and reuse its old IP address for the

M‐Series appliance. This ensures that the Panorama virtual

appliance remains accessible and that firewalls can point to the

M‐Series appliance without you reconfiguring the Panorama IP

address on each firewall.

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Set Up Panorama

Step 2 Migrate your subscriptions to the new

platform.

1. Purchase the new support license and migration license.

2. Provide your sales representative the serial number of the

Panorama virtual appliance you will phase out, the auth‐code

you received when you purchased the new M‐Series

appliance, and the effective date for the migration. On the

effective date, Palo Alto Networks will automatically apply the

auth‐code to the serial number of the M‐Series appliance,

phase out support for the Panorama virtual appliance, and

trigger support for the M‐Series appliance. Consult your sales

representative regarding how much time is available to

complete the migration after the effective date. At the end of

that period, Palo Alto Networks terminates the support

entitlement on the Panorama virtual appliance, after which it

can no longer receive software or content updates.

Step 3 Export the Panorama configuration from

the Panorama virtual appliance.

1. Log in to the Panorama virtual appliance and select Panorama

> Setup > Operations.

2. Click Save named Panorama configuration snapshot, enter a

Name to identify the configuration, and click OK.

3. Click Export named Panorama configuration snapshot,

select the Name of the configuration you just saved, and click

OK. Panorama exports the configuration to your client system

as an XML file.

Step 4 Power off the Panorama virtual

appliance if you won’t need to access to

it after the migration or assign a new IP

address to its management (MGT)

interface if you will need access to it.

To power off the Panorama virtual appliance, see the

documentation for your VMware platform.

To change the IP address on the Panorama virtual appliance:

1. Select Panorama > Setup > Management, and edit the

Management Interface Settings.

2. Enter the new IP Address and click OK.

3. Click Commit, for the Commit Type select Panorama, and

click Commit again.

Step 5 Perform the initial setup of the M‐Series

appliance.

1. Rack mount the M‐Series appliance. Refer to the M‐100 or

M‐500 Appliance Hardware Reference Guide for instructions.

2. Perform Initial Configuration of the M‐Series Appliance to

define the network connections required to activate licenses

and install updates.

3. Register Panorama.

4. Activate a Panorama Support License.

5. Activate/Retrieve a Device Management License on the

M‐Series Appliance. Use the auth‐code associated with the

migration license.

6. Install Content and Software Updates for Panorama. Install

the same versions as those on the Panorama virtual appliance.

Migrate from a Panorama Virtual Appliance to an M‐Series Appliance (Continued)

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Transition to a Different Panorama Platform

Step 6 Load the Panorama configuration

snapshot that you exported from the

Panorama virtual appliance into the

M‐Series appliance.

1. On the M‐Series appliance, select Panorama > Setup >

Operations.

2. Click Import named Panorama configuration snapshot,

Browse to the Panorama configuration file you exported from

the Panorama virtual appliance, and click OK.

3. Click Load named Panorama configuration snapshot, select

the Name of the configuration you just imported, select a

Decryption Key (the master key for Panorama), and click OK.

Panorama overwrites its current candidate configuration with

the loaded configuration. Panorama displays any errors that

occur when loading the configuration file.

4. If errors occurred, save them to a local file. Resolve each error

to ensure the migrated configuration is valid.

Step 7 Modify the configuration on the

M‐Series appliance.

Required if the M‐Series appliance will

use different values than the Panorama

virtual appliance. If you will maintain

access to the Panorama virtual appliance

to access its logs, use a different

hostname and IP address for the

M‐Series appliance.

1. Select Panorama > Setup > Management.

2. Edit the General Settings, modify the Hostname, and click OK.

3. Edit the Management Interface Settings, modify the values as

necessary, and click OK.

Step 8 Add the default managed collector and

Collector Group back to the M‐Series

appliance.

Loading the configuration from the

Panorama virtual appliance (Step6)

removes the default managed collector

and Collector Group that are predefined

on each M‐Series appliance.

1. Configure a Managed Collector that is local to the M‐Series

appliance.

2. Configure a Collector Group for the default managed

collector.

3. Click Commit, for the Commit Type select Panorama, and

click Commit again.

Step 9 Synchronize the M‐Series appliance with

the firewalls to resume firewall

management.

Complete this step during a

maintenance window to minimize

network disruption.

1. On the M‐Series appliance, select Panorama > Managed

Devices and verify that the Device State column displays

Connected for the firewalls.

At this point, the Shared Policy (device groups) and Template

columns display Out of sync for the firewalls.

2. Click Commit, for the Commit Type select Device Group,

select every device group, select the Include Device and

Network Templates check box, and click Commit again.

3. In the Panorama > Managed Devices page, verify that the

Shared Policy and Template columns display In sync for the

firewalls.

Migrate from a Panorama Virtual Appliance to an M‐Series Appliance (Continued)

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Set Up Panorama

Migrate from an M‐100 Appliance to an M‐500 Appliance

You can migrate the Panorama configuration and firewall logs from an M‐100 appliance to an M‐500

appliance in Panorama mode (Panorama management server). You can also migrate the firewall logs from an

M‐100 appliance to an M‐500 appliance in Log Collector mode (Dedicated Log Collector). Because all the

Log Collectors in a Collector Group must be the same hardware model, you must migrate all or none of the

M‐100 appliances in any Collector Group.

In the following procedure, the Panorama management server is deployed in an active/passive high

availability (HA) configuration, you will migrate both the configuration and logs, and the M‐500 appliances

will reuse the IP addresses from the M‐100 appliances.

If you will migrate only the logs and not the Panorama configuration, perform the steps under

Migrate Logs to a New M‐Series Appliance in Log Collector Mode or Migrate Logs to a New

M‐Series Appliance in Panorama Mode.

Migrate from an M‐100 Appliance to an M‐500 Appliance

Step 1 Plan the migration.



Upgrade the software on the M‐100 appliance if its current

release is earlier than 7.0; the M‐500 appliance requires

Panorama 7.0 or a later release. For important details about

software versions, see Panorama, Log Collector, and Firewall

Version Compatibility.



Forward the System and Config logs that Panorama and Log

Collectors generate to an external destination before the

migration if you want to preserve those logs. The M‐Series

appliance in Panorama mode stores these log types on its SSD,

which you cannot move between platforms. You can move

only the RAID drives, which store firewall logs.



Schedule a maintenance window for the migration. Although

firewalls can buffer logs after the M‐100 appliance goes offline

and then forward the logs after the M‐500 appliance comes

online, completing the migration during a maintenance window

minimizes the risk that logs will exceed the buffer capacities

and be lost during the transition between Panorama platforms.

Step 2 Migrate your subscriptions to the new

platform.

1. Purchase the new support license and migration license.

2. Provide your sales representative the serial number of the

M‐100 appliance you will phase out, the auth‐code you

received when you purchased the M‐500 appliance, and the

effective date for the migration. On the effective date, Palo

Alto Networks will automatically apply the auth‐code to the

serial number of the M‐500 appliance, phase out support for

the M‐100 appliance, and trigger support for the M‐500

appliance. Consult your sales representative regarding how

much time is available to complete the migration after the

effective date. At the end of that period, Palo Alto Networks

terminates the support entitlement on the M‐100 appliance; it

can no longer receive software or content updates.

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