Implementing Secure Converged Wide Area Networks (ISCW) covers the ins and outs of providing secure, robust remote access solutions.
This training will help you:
Design and create networks for today's needs, including the convergence of voice, video, and data services onto a single network.
Provide secure off-site network access through site-to-site and remote access Virtual Private Networking (VPN).
Understand WAN technologies including Cable, DSL, and PPPoE.
Understand how MPLS packet labeling overlays existing WAN technology, and how it allows all brands of routers to forward traffic quicker than ever before - plus how MPLS VPNs allow service providers to easily distinguish your traffic for speedy delivery.
Configure Frame Mode MPLS on your Cisco routers.
Learn IPSec VPNs inside and out - where IPSec fits in, what it's about, what the building blocks are, what modes can you run it in, and how you authenticate your connection to be sure that the other side is who they say they are.
Establish VPN connections using the Command Line Interface and the Security Device Manager.
Implement encryption and tunneling to secure VPN traffic as it travels through public networks.
Use Cisco's Easy VPN to make it simple to configure VPN from the client side.
Learn attacks that can be carried out on your WAN-connected network, and defense mechanisms you can use against these attacks.
Reduce the vulnerability of your network using Cisco's Auto-Secure and the SDM Security Audit.
Lockdown management access to your routers using stronger password requirements, better encryption methods, and new IOS features that allow for stronger access control.
Secure your IOS and router configuration files.
Learn which access list type works best for your network, plus guidelines for optimal access list configuration and how to apply access lists to telnet ports and interfaces.
Configure SSH, Syslog, SNMP, and NTP, plus understand what in-band and out-of-band management are, and how all of this relates to securing network management traffic.
Implement Cisco AAA to lock down your router - using either the Radius or Tacacs+ protocol.
Defend your network using Cisco's IOS firewall and intrusion prevention systems.
This training will help you:
Design and create networks for today's needs, including the convergence of voice, video, and data services onto a single network.
Provide secure off-site network access through site-to-site and remote access Virtual Private Networking (VPN).
Understand WAN technologies including Cable, DSL, and PPPoE.
Understand how MPLS packet labeling overlays existing WAN technology, and how it allows all brands of routers to forward traffic quicker than ever before - plus how MPLS VPNs allow service providers to easily distinguish your traffic for speedy delivery.
Configure Frame Mode MPLS on your Cisco routers.
Learn IPSec VPNs inside and out - where IPSec fits in, what it's about, what the building blocks are, what modes can you run it in, and how you authenticate your connection to be sure that the other side is who they say they are.
Establish VPN connections using the Command Line Interface and the Security Device Manager.
Implement encryption and tunneling to secure VPN traffic as it travels through public networks.
Use Cisco's Easy VPN to make it simple to configure VPN from the client side.
Learn attacks that can be carried out on your WAN-connected network, and defense mechanisms you can use against these attacks.
Reduce the vulnerability of your network using Cisco's Auto-Secure and the SDM Security Audit.
Lockdown management access to your routers using stronger password requirements, better encryption methods, and new IOS features that allow for stronger access control.
Secure your IOS and router configuration files.
Learn which access list type works best for your network, plus guidelines for optimal access list configuration and how to apply access lists to telnet ports and interfaces.
Configure SSH, Syslog, SNMP, and NTP, plus understand what in-band and out-of-band management are, and how all of this relates to securing network management traffic.
Implement Cisco AAA to lock down your router - using either the Radius or Tacacs+ protocol.
Defend your network using Cisco's IOS firewall and intrusion prevention systems.
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