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Cisco IOS Security: Guide to Implement a Basic Firewall
Rating: 4.4 out of 5(265 ratings)
20,978 students
Created byMohammad Imani
Last updated 4/2017
English

What you'll learn

  • Fully implement and configure IOS security features
  • Numbered and Named Access-Lists in Detail
  • Standard and Extended Access-List in Detail
  • Reflexive Access-Lists with Example
  • Policy-Based Routing
  • Access-List Features (Logging, Packet Drops, ...)
  • Authentication, Authorization & Accounting (AAA)
  • Privilege Levels
  • Class-maps in Detail
  • TCP Intercept in Detail
  • Context-Based Access Control (CBAC)
  • Router IP Traffic Export (RITE)
  • Zone-Based Firewall in Detail
  • And more!

Course content

6 sections34 lectures5h 30m total length
  • Course Summary7:21
  • Diagram for the First Project7:02
  • Configuration11:11

    Configure a basic Cisco topology by saving changes, starting routers gradually to prevent lag, and setting interfaces, IP addresses, static routes, redistribution, and reachability checks.

Requirements

  • Basic knowledge about Cisco IOS
  • If on GNS3, know how to create a topology in this environment

Description

This course is all about IOS security and all features that you can find to harden your router and switch and use your router as a firewall so that you don't have to invest your precious dollars on a firewall device!

I have explained all commands in detail so that you can easily get a grab on that feaure. If you cannot find a feature, this means either it is obsolete and a better feature replaces that or I have forgotten to include it. In the latter case, I will be more than happy if you let me know what you want and I will add it to the curriculum.

I have used GNS3 for the simulation. However, you can execute all commands on a real gear without any change.

Who this course is for:

  • CCNA, CCNP and CCIE students
  • Network engineers who would like to implement security concepts in their environment