Take your ASA skills to the next level! In this video series, Jeremy Cioara focuses on ASA’s graphic interface (called the ASDM).
By the time you’ve finished watching, you’ll feel like a network star on SSLVPNs (the next-generationVPN connection for remote users), Certificate-based VPNs and application layer inspection.
Plus, you’ll be fully prepared to add killer SSLVPN technology to your cooperate network, feel a lot more comfortable working with Cisco’s graphic interface and be ready for the 642-515 SNAA certification exam.
Exam-Pack 642-515 SNAA – Securing Networks with ASA Advanced contents:
* Cisco Security: Cisco Certification and Getting the Most from this Series
* Foundations: Access Lists and NAT
* Foundations: Access Lists and NAT, Part 2
* Controlling Traffic: Cisco Modular Policy Framework
* Controlling Traffic: Cisco Modular Policy Framework, Part 2
* Protocol Inspection: Advanced Protocols
* Protocol Inspection: Advanced Protocols, Part 2
* Routing and Switching: ASA VLAN Interaction
* Routing and Switching: Dynamic Routing Protocols
* VPN Technology: IPSec and Digital Certificates
* VPN Technology: Configuring Site-to-Site VPNs with Digital Certificates
* VPN Technology: Certificate-Based Remote Access VPNs
* VPN Technology: Advanced Remote Access VPN Features
* VPN Technology: ASA5505 as Easy VPN & VPN Quality of Service
* SSL VPNs: Understanding SSL / WebVPN Technology
* SSL VPNs: Configuring Clientless VPNs
* SSL VPNs: Configuring Anyconnect VPNs
* SSL VPNs: Configuring Anyconnect VPNs, Part 2
* SSL VPNs: Understanding and Installing Cisco Secure Desktop
* SSL VPNs: Configuring Cisco Secure Desktop
* SSMs: Understanding AIP-SSM and CSC-SSM
Here’s what you’ll learn in each video of the Exam-Pack 642-515 SNAA – Securing Networks with ASA Advanced:
Video 1 – “Cisco Security: Cisco Certification and Getting the Most from this Series” – With every new program, there is typically an included “Read Me First” text file. In the same sense, consider this nugget the “Watch Me First” of the series. This nugget presents the strategies you can use for getting the most from the series, changes to the Cisco certification program, and the ideal lab equipment to use for the series.
Video 2 – “Foundations: Access Lists and NAT” – Nothing better to get moving in the Cisco realm than the core configurations of Access Control Lists (ACLs) and Network Address Translation (NAT). This nugget focuses not only on reviewing the core concepts, but demonstrating the configuration of ACLs and ACL Entries (ACEs) using the ASDM. The nugget then moves to the order of operation on the ASA and how it impacts your design and configuration along with core NAT configurations.
Video 3 – “Foundations: Access Lists and NAT, Part 2″ – The ACLs and NAT continue on as Jeremy focuses on configuring the various types of NAT in the ASDM: NAT 0 Exceptions, Port Forwarding, Static Policy NAT, and Dynamic Policy NAT.
Video 4 – “Controlling Traffic: Cisco Modular Policy Framework” – Of course, one of the primary goals of the Cisco ASA platform is to control network traffic. Cisco has taken this control to an entirely new level with their Modular Policy Framework (MPF) model of configuration. This nugget walks through the concepts behind MPF and demonstrates the three, core configuration items: class-maps, policy-maps, and service policies.
Video 5 – “Controlling Traffic: Cisco Modular Policy Framework, Part 2″ – In this nugget, Jeremy takes the Cisco Modular Policy Framework (MPF) to an entirely new level as he walks through multiple, practical examples which culminate by walking through Layer 7 (Application Layer) firewall inspection principles and demonstrations. By time you’re done here, you’ll be saying, “I LOVE REGULAR EXPRESSIONS!!!” (we hope).
Video 6 – “Protocol Inspection: Advanced Protocols” – You now know that the Cisco ASA has the ability to look deeper into a packet than simple L3 and L4 data. This nugget discusses the application inspection capabilities of the ASA, focusing on using application inspection with the FTP protocol.
Video 7 – “Protocol Inspection: Advanced Protocols, Part 2″ – The Application Layer inspection continues into the HTTP, Instant Messaging, ESMTP, DNS, and ICMP protocols.
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