On PAN-OS or Panorama, configure APN and DNN cellular subinterfaces on a 5G-integrated
firewall.
APN and DNN profiles are centrally managed under . You create a profile there and then assign it to the parent cellular
interface or to individual subinterfaces. Subinterfaces inherit advanced cellular
settings from the parent interface (exceptions are radio band preferences, GPS, DHCP
relay, and SIM configuration). You configure each subinterface's security zone,
virtual or logical router, and other configuration parameters independently. For
example, you can use policy-based forwarding (PBF) to steer traffic to the
appropriate subinterface based on source address, destination address, port, or
application. In Panorama, APN/DNN profiles are available under and push to managed firewalls through the standard template
mechanism. Committing a multiple APN or DNN configuration does not require a
firewall reboot.