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Fundamentals of Network Security Course
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| Chapter 1: Overview of
Network Security |
1.1 Overview of network security
1.2 Weaknesses, threats and improper use of the network
1.3 Security framework & policy
1.4 Security products and solution
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| Chapter 2: General Router
Security |
2.1 General router and switch security
2.2 Disable unneeded services
2.3 Securing the perimeter router
2.4 Router management
2.5 Securing switches and LAN access
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| Chapter 3: ACLs and CBAC |
3.1 Access control lists
3.2 Types of IP ACLs
3.3 Content based access control (CBAC)
3.4 Configure cbac (task 1 and 2)
3.5 Task 3: port-toapplication mapping (PAM)
3.6 Task 4: define inspection rules
3.7 Task 6: test and verify cbac
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| Chapter 4: Router AAA Security |
4.1 AAA secures network access
4.2 Network access server (NAS) AAA authentication process
4.3 Cisco secure ACS
4.4 AAA servers overview and configuration
4.5 The cisco IOS firewall authentication proxy
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| Chapter 5: Router Intrusion
Detection, Monitoring and Management |
5.1 Cisco ios firewall ids
5.2 Initialize, configure and verify cisco IOS firewall IDS
5.3 Monitoring with logging and syslog
5.4 SNMP
5.5 Managing the router
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| Chapter 6: Router Site to Site
VPN |
6.1 Virtual private networks
6.2 IOS cryptosystem
6.3 IPSEC
6.4 Site-to-site IPSECvpn using pre-shared keys
6.5 Digital certificates
6.6 Configure site-to-site IPSEC VPN using digital certificates
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| Chapter 7: Router Remote
Access VPN |
7.1 Remote access VPN
7.2 Cisco easy VPN
7.3 Cisco VPN 3.5 client
7.4 VPN enterprise management
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| Chapter 8: PIX Firewall |
8.1 Introduction to firewalls
8.2 The cisco PIX firewall
8.3 Getting started
8.4 Routing configuration
8.5 PIX dynamic host control protocol (DHCP)
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| Chapter 9: PIX Translations and
Connections |
9.1 Transport protocols
9.2 Network address translations
9.3 Configuring DNS support
9.4Connections
9.5 Port address translation (PAT)
9.6 Multiple interfaces on a PIX firewall
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| Chapter 10: Access Controls
Lists for the PIX Firewall |
10.1 Access control lists and the PIX firewall
10.2 Using ACSL
10.3 Filtering
10.4 Object grouping
10.5 Nested object groups
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| Chapter 11: PIX Firewall AAA |
11.1 AAA
11.2 Authentication configuration
11.3 Authorization and accounting configuration
11.4 PPPOE and the PIX firewall
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| Chapter 12: PIX IDS |
12.1 Advanced protocols
12.2 Multimedia support
12.3 Attack guards
12.4 Intrusion detection
12.5 Shunning
12.6 Syslog configuration on the PIX
12.7 SNMP
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| Chapter 13: PIX Failover and
System Maintenance |
13.1 Understanding failover
13.2 Failover configuration with a failover serial cable
13.3 LAN-based failover
13.4 System maintenance via remote access
13.5 Command authorization
13.6 PIX management tools
13.7 Password recovery, image upgrades, and activation keys
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| Chapter 14: PIX VPN |
14.1 The PIX firewall enables a secure VPN
14.2 Tasks to configure VPN
14.3 Task 1-prepare to configure VPNsupport
14.4 Task 2-configure IKE parameters
14.5 Task 3-configure IPSECparameters
14.6 Task 4-test and verify VPNconfiguration
14.7 The cisco VPN client
14.8 Scale PIX firewall VPNs
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| Chapter 15: PIX Device Manager |
15.1 The cisco PIX device manager (PDM)
15.2 Preparation for PDM
15.3 Using PDM to configure the PIX firewall
15.4 Using PDM to create site-to-site VPNs
15.5 Using PDM to create remote access VPNs
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