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Free CCNA Security 210-260 Course: All About VPNs
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Free CCNA Security 210-260 Course: All About VPNs

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Created byChris Bryant
Last updated 9/2016
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Course content

1 section • 8 lectures • 1h 2m total length

  • Course Introduction3:01
  • VPN 1: Why We VPN; Introduction To AH, ESP, and Modes13:30

    Explore why virtual private networks use IPsec to create secure tunnels over shared networks, comparing AH and ESP: origin authentication, encryption, integrity, and tunnel versus transport modes.

  • VPN 2: IKE Phase 1 Config Lab Begins11:58

    Begin configuring a vpn by creating ike phase 1 policies and crypto acl, using pre-shared keys, 3des, sha, dh group 5, and a 24-hour lifetime.

  • VPN 3: IKE Phase 1 Lab Continues5:43

    Continue configuring IKE phase 1 policy on router 3, verify hash, encryption, and DH group matches, set lifetime with IOS help, and note the recipient uses the lower value.

  • VPN 4: IKE Phase 2 Lab9:42

    Configure IKE phase 2 by creating pre-shared keys and transform sets with encryption and authentication, then set lifetime and idle time in seconds or kilobytes and generate traffic.

  • VPN 5: Crypto Maps -- The Rules7:38

    Learn how crypto ACLs drive VPN builds in IPsec, defining outbound and inbound interesting traffic with extended ACLs, and why careful mirror configurations and avoiding permit any are essential.

  • VPN 6: Crypto Map Lab6:38

    Learn to configure a crypto map on a router, turning an ACL into a crypto ACL, set a peer and a transform set, and apply the map to the interface.

  • VPN 7: The Big Finish!4:26

    Watch your site-to-site vpn come to life by running debug crypto ipsec, sending traffic, and verifying ipsec sa, crypto map, and quick mode status.

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