11.1

Gather the serial numbers and claim keys for your ZTP firewalls.
The eight digit numeric claim key is printed on a physical label attached to the back of the ZTP firewall you received from Palo Alto Networks.

Log in to the Panorama Web Interface.
Select
Panorama
Zero Touch Provisioning
Firewall Registration
PDF/CSV
and
Export
an empty ZTP import file in
.csv
format.
Create a CSV file containing the ZTP firewall serial numbers and claim keys. The first column must contain the serial numbers, the second column must contain the corresponding claim key for that firewall. and the third column contains the auth key to activate firewall licenses. Refer to the following example for reference.

Import the ZTP firewalls to Panorama.
You must connect the Eth1/1 interface on ZTP firewalls to successfully register ZTP firewalls with the CSP and push the policy and network configurations.
Log in to the Panorama Web Interface using the ZTP installer admin credentials.
Select
Panorama
Zero Touch Provisioning
Firewall Registration
and
Import
the ZTP firewalls.
Browse
and select the CSV file containing the ZTP firewall information and click
OK
.
Select the newly added ZTP firewall and
Register
the firewall.
When prompted, click
Yes
to confirm registering the ZTP firewall.
Verify the firewall successfully registered with the ZTP service.
Select
Registration Status
and verify that the ZTP firewalls successfully registered with the ZTP service.
Log in to the Panorama Web Interface using admin credentials.
Select
Panorama
Managed Devices
Summary
and verify that the ZTP firewalls are successfully added as a managed firewall.
Add the ZTP firewalls to the device group and template stack that contain the required ZTP configuration.
You must add the ZTP firewalls to a device group and template stack for your firewalls to display as
Connected
to push policy and network configurations.
You must keep the ZTP firewalls in the ZTP device group and template stack that the ZTP template is associated with. This is required for the firewalls to maintain connectivity with Panorama and prevent any unintended configuration reverts on the firewalls.
Log in to the Panorama Web Interface using admin credentials.
Select
Panorama
Managed Devices
Summary
.
Select the ZTP firewalls you added and registered in the previous step and
Reassociate
.
Select the ZTP
Device Group
and
Template Stack
.
Check (enable)
Auto Push on 1st Connect
to automatically push the device group and template stack configurations when the ZTP firewall successfully connects to Panorama for the first time.
(
Optional
) Specify the
To SW Version
to automatically upgrade your firewalls to a more recent PAN-OS version.
Ensure that the
To SW Version
column is configured to the correct PAN-OS version so that the firewall does not upgrade or downgrade unintentionally. ZTP functionality is supported only for PAN-OS 10.0.1 and later releases. Additionally, the PAN-OS version must be the same or an earlier version of the PAN-OS version running on Panorama.
For more information, see Upgrade a ZTP Firewall.
Commit
and
Commit to Panorama
Power on the ZTP firewalls.
Wait for the ZTP firewalls to finish powering on. On Panorama, select
Panorama
Managed Devices
Summary
and verify that the ZTP firewalls are now
Connected
.
Complete setting up the newly onboarded firewalls.
Log in to the firewall web interface and activate the Support license.
You must activate the Support license locally for each managed firewall you added to Panorama management.
Log in to the Panorama web interface and activate any additional licenses on your managed firewalls.
Install the latest dynamic content updates on the managed firewalls.
Select
Panorama
Device Deployment
Dynamic Updates
and
Check Now
for the latest updates
Download
the latest dynamic content release version.
Install
and select the newly added firewalls.
Click
OK
when prompted.
(
Optional
) Upgrade the managed firewalls as needed.