Disclaimer: This course is not sponsored by, affiliated with, or endorsed by Palo Alto Networks. It is an unofficial preparation resource created for learning purposes only.

The Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator (PCNSA) certification validates your ability to deploy, configure, and manage Palo Alto Networks next-generation firewalls. This course offers double-length PCNSA practice tests to simulate exam conditions and help you assess your technical readiness.

Each practice test in this course includes 100 questions to be completed in 160 minutes, offering you a realistic challenge that exceeds the scope of the official 60-question exam. This structure is ideal for reinforcing knowledge, increasing focus, and building the endurance required to tackle real-world scenarios and exam stress.

Whether you're securing enterprise environments, working in a SOC, or starting your journey in network security, these Palo Alto firewall training practice tests will strengthen your skills across the PCNSA exam domains.

Simulated Exam Structure:

• Questions: 100 (double standard exam size)

• Time limit: 160 minutes

• Format: Multiple choice and scenario-based

• Retake policy: Unlimited practice

• Explanation: Every answer includes a detailed rationale

Questions: 100 (double standard exam size)

Time limit: 160 minutes

Format: Multiple choice and scenario-based

Retake policy: Unlimited practice

Explanation: Every answer includes a detailed rationale

Official PCNSA Exam Overview:

• Certification: PCNSA (Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator)

• Exam format: 50 questions, 80 minutes

• Delivery: Pearson VUE test centers or online proctoring

• Passing score: Approx. 70%

• Language: English

Certification: PCNSA (Palo Alto Networks Certified Network Security Administrator)

Exam format: 50 questions, 80 minutes

Delivery: Pearson VUE test centers or online proctoring

Passing score: Approx. 70%

Language: English

Key domains covered:

• Interface configuration, security zones, and NAT

• App-ID, Content-ID, and traffic monitoring

• Security policies, threat prevention, and logging

• User-ID, authentication methods, and administrative controls

• WildFire, URL filtering, and file blocking

Interface configuration, security zones, and NAT

App-ID, Content-ID, and traffic monitoring

Security policies, threat prevention, and logging

User-ID, authentication methods, and administrative controls

WildFire, URL filtering, and file blocking

After completing this course, you'll be fully prepared to face the PCNSA certification exam with confidence and apply Palo Alto firewall best practices in real-world environments.