Palo Alto warranty check
Palo Alto shows the warranty status after signing in with a free account. Here is which portal it is, what to have ready and where to find the serial number.
Free account required · You need: machine type/product + serial number
Check Palo Alto warranty: step by step
- Read the machine type/product + serial number from the device (see below).
- Create a free Palo Alto account or sign in.
- Open “Palo Alto Customer Support Portal (CSP) — Assets” in the portal and enter the number.
- Note warranty status and end date. If the portal shows nothing, the device is often registered to another account, for example the reseller's.
Note: Customer Support Portal; customer account number from the order is also required.
Official tool: Palo Alto Customer Support Portal (CSP) — Assets ↗
Where is the serial number on Palo Alto devices?
In the web interface on the dashboard under “General Information”, on the command line with “show system info” (line “serial”) or on the label on the device.
Many devices? We check the whole list
With more than a handful of Palo Alto systems the single lookup gets tedious. Send us your device list and we return warranty status and end date per device. Free of charge and without obligation.
Palo Alto warranty expired or expiring?
After the factory warranty ends, the extension from the vendor often becomes considerably more expensive, and for older models it is no longer offered at all. TechCare keeps Palo Alto systems under maintenance with the same SLA up to 24×7×4, typically 30–70 % below the vendor price, even after end of support.
Palo Alto post-warranty maintenance End of support in the EOSL tracker