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Prisma Access Sizing Calculator

Estimate regions, resilience, throughput, remote network scale, and mobile user assumptions without leaving the website experience.

Answer First

What is Prisma Access sizing?

Prisma Access sizing estimates the mobile users, remote networks, service connections, bandwidth, regions, resilience, and logging assumptions needed for a stable SASE deployment. It turns business and network inputs into planning numbers that architects can validate before design sign-off.

Recommended approach

Size Prisma Access from user groups and application paths first, then validate bandwidth, regional placement, service connection capacity, logging volume, and resilience. Treat the calculator output as an architecture starting point that should be checked against live telemetry and Palo Alto Networks entitlement details.

Decision area
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Mobile users
Estimate named and concurrent users by region, then map them to access locations and private application paths.
Peak concurrency, authentication bursts, SaaS traffic, and experience monitoring.
Remote networks
Group branches by bandwidth, criticality, tunnel design, and inspection path instead of using one flat assumption.
IPsec tunnel health, BGP behavior, DIA quality, and branch failover.
Service connections
Size around private applications, data centers, DNS, identity, and shared services that users must reach through Prisma Access.
Throughput ceilings, region choice, routing symmetry, and business continuity.

Frequently asked

What inputs does Prisma Access sizing need?

Estimated mobile users by region, remote network count and bandwidth, service connections to private apps, and your resilience and logging requirements.

Is this calculator official Palo Alto Networks sizing?

No. It is a heuristic planning aid for architecture conversations; validate the output against live telemetry and Palo Alto Networks entitlement details before design sign-off.

How does Prisma Access scale for mobile users?

Prisma Access autoscales mobile user capacity per region. Plan for peak concurrency plus failover headroom rather than the named-user total, and size IP pools to match.

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Architecture Estimator

Built for advisory workshops and customer planning sessions

Use this calculator to quickly shape sizing assumptions for Prisma Access remote networks, mobile users, ZTNA, service connections, regional placement, and resilience posture. The recommendations are intentionally heuristic, editable, and safe for pre-sales and planning conversations.

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Prisma Access Sizing Calculator

Enter the few planning inputs that matter most. The calculator will estimate logging storage, per-branch SPN bandwidth, and an architectural recommendation.

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Compact input panel, clear recommendation card, and instant client-side updates.

Mixed deployment planning

Use the broader input set when the design combines mobile users, branches, ZTNA, and service connections.

Modeled throughput

Adjustable for overall deployment sizing. Keep it simple and use the slider.

4 Gbps
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Prisma Access Estimate

Clear estimate for storage, branch bandwidth, and deployment scale.

Total Strata Logging Service
15 TB
Modeled demand: 14.77 TB
Per-Branch SPN Bandwidth
59 Mbps
Estimated remote network bandwidth required for each branch.
Recommended Tier
Enterprise Plus
dual-region-active-active
Deployment focusMixed Deployment
Recommended regionsNorth America, Europe, Asia Pacific
NGFW storage-
Prisma Access storage14.77 TB
Estimated throughput4 Gbps
Estimated remote networks24
Estimated mobile users2,500
Architectural estimate only. Heuristic assumptions are editable and intended for planning use, not official licensing or final sizing.

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