Who Needs to Attend. Network security engineers Prerequisites

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1 eat landscape Implement Cisco modular network security architectures such as SecureX and T rustsec Deploy Cisco infrastructure management and control plane security controls Configure Cisco Layer 2 and Layer 3 data plane security controls Implement and maintain Cisco ASA Network Address Translations (NAT) Implement and maintain Cisco IOS Software NAT Designing and deploying Cisco Cyber Threat Defense solutions on a Cisco ASA utilizing access policy and application and identity based inspection Implement Botnet Traffic Filters Deploy Cisco IOS Zone-Based Policy Firewalls (ZBFW) Configure and verify Cisco IOS ZBFW Application Inspection Policy Who Needs to Attend Network security engineers Prerequisites Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA ) certification Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA ) Security certification Knowledge of Microsoft Windows operating system Follow-On Courses SITCS - Implementing Cisco Threat Control Solutions SISAS - Implementing Cisco Secure Access Solutions SIMOS - Implementing Cisco Secure Mobility Solutions Certification Programs and Certificate Tracks This course is part of the following programs or tracks: CCNP Security Course Outline 1. Secure Design Principles Course Overview Network Security Zoning Cisco Module Network Security Architecture Cisco SecureX Architecture Cisco TrustSec Solution 2. Deploying Network Infrastructure Protection Introducing Cisco Network Infrastructure Protection Deploying Cisco IOS Control Plane Security Controls Deploying Cisco IOS Management Plane Security Controls Deploying Cisco ASA Management Plane Security Controls Deploying Cisco Traffic Telemetry Methods Deploying Cisco IOS Layer 2 and Layer 3 Data Plane Security Controls 3. Deploying NAT on Cisco IOS and Cisco ASA Introducing Network Address Translation Deploying Cisco ASA Network Address Translation Deploying Cisco IOS Software Network Address Translation 4. Deploying Threat Controls on Cisco ASA

2 Introducing Cisco Firewall Threat Controls Deploying Basic Cisco ASA Access Policies Deploying Advanced Cisco ASA Application Inspection Policies Deploying Cisco ASA Botnet Traffic Filtering Deploying Cisco ASA Identity Based Firewall 5. Deploying Threat Controls on Cisco IOS Software Deploying Basic Cisco IOS Software with Basic Zone-Based Firewall Access Pol icies Deploying Advanced Cisco IOS Software ZBFW with Application Inspection Polic ies Labs Lab 1: Configuring Configure Cisco Policy Protection (CPP) and Management Plane Protection (MPP) Lab 2: Configure Traffic Telemetry Methods Lab 3: Configure Layer 2 Data Plan Security Lab 4: Configure Layer 2 Data Plan Security Lab 5: Configure NAT on Cisco Adaptive Security Appliance (ASA) Firewall Lab 6: Configure NAT on Cisco IOS Software Lab 7: Configure Cisco ASA Access Policy Lab 8: Configure Cisco ASA Application Inspection Policy Lab 9: Configure Cisco ASA Botnet Traffic Filter Lab 10: Configure Cisco ASA Identity Based Firewall Lab 11: Configure Cisco IOS Software Zone-Based Firewall (ZBFW) Lab 12: Configure Cisco IOS Software ZBFW Application Inspection Policy Lab Acti vity Solutions Cisco Classroom Live Course Code: 5372 $3595 USD 5 Day Course 36 Cisco Learning Credits Schedule and Registration View Schedule Professional Edge This course includes six months of free access to Professional Edge! Professional Edge Other Delivery Formats Virtual Classroom Live Virtual Classroom Fit Private Group Training Self-Paced Also Available Online IT Library $399

3 10 Cisco e-lab Credits $495 Resources PDFPDF of this course Share Network Management Software - Reviews & Network Monitoring Tools Downloads Reviews Whitepapers & Guides Tutorials Commentary Four Free TFTP Servers for Windows by Aaron Leskiw, CCDA, CCNA, MCSE, ITILv3, MCSA, A+ A good TFTP server should be part of every admin s toolkit. We ve rounded up some of the best free TFTP server applications we could find and compared them all belo w. But first some basics: What is TFTP? TFTP, or Trivial File Transfer Protocol, is a very basic file transfer protocol. It is very simple, doesn t have any security authentication, and usually used for transferring small files. It uses UDP, which doesn t have error checking like TC P does. And, it s best suited for transferring smaller files over a LAN, rather th an an larger network like the Internet. For a network administrator, TFTP is an essential way of backing up router and s witch configuration files. It could also be used to providing PXE boot files to thin-clients or network-based workstation installation systems. There s a wide range of TFTP servers available, all with different features. Some are very basic, others include security and other have more advanced features. T ake a look at the picks we ve rounded up below you re sure to find one that meets yo ur needs! Our Recommendation: SolarWinds Free TFTP Server (Free Download) SolarWinds offers a range of free tools that complement their Orion suite of net work management products, which we ve also reviewed in the past. Their Free TFTP s erver has been very popular with admins thanks to its flexibility and ease-of-us e. The server can run as a Windows service and includes the ability to transfer lar ge 4 GB files. It also runs as a multi-threaded program, allowing uploads from m ultiple network devices simultaneously. On the security side of things, you can authorize specific IP addresses or range s of IP addresses for transfers helping to place some control around what is oth erwise an unsecured service. WhatsUp Gold TFTP Server WhatsUp Gold makes a wide range of great network management software. (We review ed WhatsUp Gold Premium here.) Their Free TFTP Server is just as good as any of their paid products.

4 Their TFTP server supports large file transfers up to 4 GB, and runs as a Window s service for anytime access. It also has some great security features including the ability to restrict client permissions to the server and restrict TFTP serv er availability by subnet. It also allows the server to be bound to either a single IP address, or all avai lable addresses on the server giving you an extra level of control over what por ts you re exposing. TFTPD32 from Philippe Jounin TFTPD32 has become the go-to TFTP server for many admins ever since Cisco stoppe d providing TFTP software years ago. TFTPD32 is free open source, and includes a number of useful extra additional se rver features like Syslog, SNTP, DHCP, and DNS. And don t let the name fool you th ere s a 64-bit version available for newer O/Ses too. The TFTP server component is multithreaded to support multiple uploads at once, and has some security features, as well as interface filtering. Windows Built-in TFTP Server Have a Windows Server that isn t used for anything else? Why not install the Windo ws TFTP Server add-on feature? It s already included on your Windows Server media, although you ll need to manually add it to your system. By default it doesn t run as a service, so for that you ll probably need to use the Windows Resource Kit and the install as service tool. Don t worry, it won t be hard fo r a smart network admin like you it just takes a few extra steps to get the soft ware running. You ll find several helpful tutorials on the web this page might be a good place to start. On the other hand, the purpose-build TFTP tools we tested are easier to install and use and have better interfaces. The Windows service is command-line based. I t also doesn t have some of the security features of other servers, like the abili ty to restrict uploads to specific subnets or interfaces. In Summary All of these tools should provide the basic functionality that most admins need in a TFTP server they just go about it in different ways. Install your TFTP serv er today, and rest easy knowing that you have a way to back-up critical config f iles. Top 10 Free Management Downloads: HOT! App Stack Troubleshooter Pack Real-time Bandwidth Monitor IP Address Tracker Real-time NetFlow Analyzer Permissions Analyzer for Active Directory Config Generator Free TFTP Server Network Device Monitor Advanced Subnet Calculator Active Directory Admin Tools Recent Reviews Review: HP Intelligent Management Center (IMC)

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