Configure Inter-VLAN routing and subinterfaces on a Palo Alto firewall:
To configure *Inter-VLAN routing* and *subinterfaces* on a Palo Alto firewall: 1. Create a subinterface on a physical interface (e.g., `ethernet1/1`) by adding a VLAN tag (e.g., `10` for VLAN 10). 2. Assign an IP address to each subinterface for routing between VLANs. 3. Enable *Virtual Router* and associate the subinterfaces to route traffic between VLANs. 4. Apply security policies to allow or restrict traffic between the subinterfaces/VLANs.
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