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Course Title: Securing Cisco Network
Devices (SNAF™) v1.0 |
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Prerequisites: Your CCNA® and
a basic understanding of Windows®.. |
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Course Length: 5 Days
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Class Times: 8:30am – 4:30pm |
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Course Cost: $3095.00
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Securing Networks with ASA Fundamentals (SNAF) v1.0 is an update to Securing Networks with PIX and ASA (SNPA) v5.0, an
existing five-day instructor-led course on using the Cisco ASA and PIX Security Appliance software version 7.2 to protect network systems
from intrusions and security threats. In order to cover new features of ASA software version 8.0 and preserve the 5-day length of the course,
some of the advanced content in SNPA 5.0 has been moved to the new Securing Networks with ASA Advanced (SNAA) course. Content that has been moved
to SNAA includes the following: configuring the ASA 5505 dual-ISP support, configuring ASA 5505 VLANs, configuring policy NAT, installing and
configuring the Cisco Secure Desktop, configuring the security appliance to pass multicast traffic, configuring Layer 7 class maps and policy maps,
and initializing the AIP-SSM and CSC-SSM.
Another difference between SNPA 5.0 and SNAF 1.0 is that SNAF 1.0 configurations are performed via ASDM
rather than the CLI. The SNAF 1.0 course covers important new ASA and PIX Security Appliance 8.0 features. |
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Configure policy NAT based on traffic type
Configure the Layer 7 Modular Policy Framework for advanced protocol handling
Segment traffic with VLANs
Configure dynamic routing
Establish LAN-to-LAN tunnels with digital certificates
Configure the IPsec VPN client
Configure remote access using digital certificates
Configure QoS for VPN traffic
Configure WebVPN functionality
Configure clientless SSL VPNs
Configure the Cisco AnyConnect VPN Client
Configure Cisco Secure Desktop and DAP for SSL VPN connections
Inspect and filter traffic with the CSC-SSM service module
Identify, alert, and defend against attacks with the AIP-SSM security module
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