Cisco ASA Firewall Training Course Institute in Delhi Noida, India

Cisco ASA Firewall Training Duration
Track	Regular Track	Weekend (Sat & Sun)
Duration	20 - 30 Days	4 Weekends
Hours	2 hours a day	3 hours a day

Practice password recovery techniques for the Cisco ASA security appliance

Practice two techniques for building a basic firewall configuration from scratch

Gain an understanding of logging configurations and practice using syslog with the security appliance

Practice two methods of backing up and restoring device's configurations

Practice two methods of backing up and restoring your device's software image (operating system), including how to recover the software in a catastrophic fault condition

Practice configuring and using three methods of remote management

Gain an understanding of Network Address Translation and Port Address Translation on the ASA Security Appliance and practice using them in your configurations

Practice configuring three types of banners

Gain an understanding of Cisco privilege levels and practice configuring local usernames and privilege levels

Practice configuring your security appliance to authenticate via Windows Active Directory using RADIUS

Practice buidling and troubleshooting a DHCP server

Practice building three types of VPNs including site-to-site, remote access, and a clientless Web VPN

Gain an understanding of DMZs and practice building one with a Web server

Practice testing security configurations with a port scanner

Gain an understanding of filtering techniques and practice blocking Java applets

Practice building a transparent (layer 2) firewall

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1.1   Identify the ASA product family.

1.1.a   5585-X

1.1.b   8.3 memory requirements

1.1.c   AIP-SSC

1.1.d   AIP-SSM

1.1.e   CSC-SSM

1.1.f   5585-FW/VPN SSP

1.1.g   5585-IPS SSP
 

1.2   Implement ASA licensing.

1.2.a   Identify ASA licensing requirements

1.2.b   Install and Verify ASA license
 

1.3   Manage the ASA boot process.

1.3.a   ROMMON

1.3.b   ASA 5505 factory default config
 

1.4   Implement ASA interface settings.

1.4.a   ASA interface security levels

1.4.b   IP Addressing, DHCP client, Name, Speed, Duplex

1.4.c   Management only interface

1.4.d   VLANs

1.4.e   Same security levels intra and inter interface communications
 

1.5   Implement ASA management features.

1.5.a   Basic settings (hostname, domain name, passwords, DNS)

1.5.b   Passwords encryption (ASA 8.4)

1.5.c   Enabling Management Access methods

1.5.d   Management Access Authentication, Authorization, Accounting

1.5.e   Privilege levels

1.5.f   Local User Database

1.5.g   External Database (ACS 4.2)

1.5.h   NTP

1.5.i   Logging options and Netflow Secure Event Logging

1.5.j   SNMP

1.5.k   DHCP Server

1.5.l   Managing ASA file system/configs/images

1.5.m   Packet Tracer

1.5.n   TCP Pings (ASA 8.4)
 

1.6   Implement ASA access control features.

1.6.a   Interface ACL

1.6.b   Time Bases ACL

1.6.c   Global ACL (ASA 8.4)

1.6.d   Object Groups

1.6.e   uRPF

1.6.f   Shun

1.6.g   Cut-through Proxy (Authentication/Authorization/Accounting)
 

1.7   Implement Network Address Translation (NAT) on the ASA.

1.7.a   Pre 8.3 - static, dynamic, policy, identity nat, nat exemption

1.7.b   8.3 - object (auto) nat, manual (twice) nat
 

1.8   Implement ASDM public server feature.

1.8.a   ASDM configurations and verify resulting CLI commands
 

1.9   Implement ASA quality of service (QoS) settings.

1.9.a   PQ

1.9.b   Policing

1.9.c   Shaping
 

1.10   Implement ASA transparent firewall.

1.10.a   Bridge Group support on ASA 8.4

1.10.b   Layer 3-7 Access Controls

1.10.c   Layer 2 Access Controls
 

2.1   Implement ASA static routing.

2.1.a   Static routes

2.1.b   Default routes
 

2.2   Implement ASA dynamic routing.

2.2.a   ASA Multicast routing support

2.2.b   ASA dynamic routing protocols support

2.2.c   Basic EIGRP routing
 

3.1   Implement ASA inspections features.

3.1.a   Modular Policy Framework

3.1.b   Default policy and tuning

3.1.c   L3/L4 inspections

3.1.d   Advanced application inspections

3.1.e   ASDM UC Config Wizard

3.1.f   Connection and Local Host tables

3.1.g   TCP state bypass

3.1.h   TCP normalizer

3.1.i   Dynamic Protocol support (established command)

3.1.j   TCP Intercept

3.1.k   Connection limits
 

4.1   Implement ASA Botnet Traffic Filter.

4.1.a   Blocking and Threat Level

4.1.b   Black and White List

4.1.c   Dynamic Database Updates

4.1.d   DNS inspection
 

5.1   Implement ASA Botnet Traffic Filter.

5.1a   Interface Redundancy

5.1b   EtherChannel (ASA 8.4)
 

5.2   Implement ASA Virtualization feature.

5.2.a   Security Contexts

5.2.b   Security Contexts Resource Limiting
 

5.3   Implement ASA Stateful Failover.

5.3.a   Active/Standby

5.3.b   Active/Active

5.3.c   Dynamic Routing Protocol Stateful Failover (ASA 8.4)