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NGX VPN-1/FireWall-1 Management I, II & III Guru Bundle
Price:
$5,495.00
SKU:
VPND-NGXGURU
Live Online Price:
$5,495.00
SKU:
VPND-O-NGXGURU
Time:
8 Days
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For classes of more than 6 students call 866-367-8761 ext 206.
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Santa Clara
Live Online
July 21-30
June 23-July 2 Live Online
Secure Platform
Nokia
Solaris
Windows
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Overview
Check Point Security Administration NGX I is a foundation course for Check Point's flagship product, VPN-1/FireWall-1. This course covers configuring VPN-1/FireWall-1, and provides hands-on training managing a VPN-1/FireWall-1 installation.
Check Point Security Administration NGX II offers advanced training on VPN-1/FireWall-1, and delivers in-depth information on VPN and encryption technologies. This course is designed for Security Administrators and resellers, who require in-depth knowledge of VPN-1/FireWall-1 that goes beyond basic installation, setup, and methodologies.
Check Point Security Administration NGX III offers comprehensive training to enhance enterprise knowledge of VPN-1 NGX, network planning, route-based VPN, and troubleshooting procedures.
Who Should Attend
Systems administrator, security manager, network engineer who manages VPN-1/FireWall-1 gateway deployments and individuals seeking to earn Check Point Certified Security Administrator (CCSA, CCSE CCSE Plus) NGX certification.
What You Will Learn
UCCSA NGX Management I
VPN-1/FireWall-1 architecture
VPN-1/FireWall-1 component deployment
How to define a Security Policy using SmartDashboard
How to deploy and manage distributed gateways, using Check Point's SmartUpdate and Secure Internal Communications
How to administer and troubleshoot VPN-1/FireWall-1 Security Policies
How to enable SmartDefense global protection mechanisms
How to set up User Authentication in a VPN-1/FireWall-1 environment
How to implement Network Address Translation
How to protect your network with backups
How to upgrade VPN-1/FireWall-1
How to license VPN-1/FireWall-1
CCSE NGX Management II
Use NGX tools to install NGX on Windows Server 2003 and SecurePlatform
Use NGX tools to upgrade to NGX, from VPN-1/FireWall-1 NG or VPN-1 NG with Application Intelligence
Use advanced NGX features to minimize the information-security management burden, when working with objects and rules
Determine whether Database Revision Control or Policy Package Management is the appropriate solution, given a variety of scenarios
Identify the features and limitations of Management High Availability
Use fw monitor to capture and view packets
Use fw ctl pstat to verify the health of the NGX Security Gateway and SmartCenter Server
Review VPN-1 debugging and troubleshooting commands, including cpinfo
Given a variety of Check Point QoS configurations, determine how bandwidth will be allocated
Identify situations where Low Latency Queueing and Differentiated Services are an appropriate part of a QoS solution
Configure NGX to allow VoIP traffic to pass through a corporate Security Gateway
Identify different modes in ClusterXL configuration, and configure ClusterXL VPN
Configure a Policy Server and SecureClient Rule Base
Configure route-based VPN and dynamic VPN routing
About The Labs
Defining VPN-1/FireWall-1 rules, objects, and users
Establishing basic VPN-1/FireWall-1 Security Policies
Setting up User Authentication
Configuring SmartDefense
Configuring Network Address Translation
Using SmartUpdate for VPN-1/FireWall-1 installation
Installing VPN-1/FireWall-1
Setting up SecuRemote and SecureClient for remote-access VPNs
Configuring logical servers for load balancing
Using content security to enable Java blocking, URL filtering and anti-virus checking
Configuring two-gateway IKE encryption
Collecting configuration files from an NGX installation
Review and analyzing cpinfo output in InfoView
Using GuiDBedit to create services and objects, and modify an object's global properties
Using fw logswitch to switch active and audit logs
Using fwm logexport to export logs
Comparing client- and server-side NAT using fw monitor
Using fwm and cpd debugging to troubleshoot a stand-alone installation problem
Generating and interpreting a file containing fw ctl pstat information
Using fw stat to verify a Gateway's Policy installed status
Using fw unloadlocal to uninstall a Security Policy
Using fwm load to install a Policy
Running ike debug on Gateways, and analyzing output using IKEview
Observing IKE by running ike debug
Running srfw monitor on a SecureClient desktop
Configuring route-based VPNs for VPN redundancy
Configuring dynamic routing using OSPF through VPN tunnels
CCSE Plus NGX Management III
Troubleshooting NGX product problems using troubleshooting guidelines
Using cpinfo and log files for file management
Using protocol analyzers to capture and analyze network traffic
Troubleshooting NGX problems using NGX debugging tools
Using fw and fw advanced commands for troubleshooting
Troubleshooting specific Security Server issues
Using VPN log files and vpn debug to troubleshoot VPN connections
Capturing traffic flow using ike debug, sr_service debug, and srfw monitor
Identifying differences between route- and domain-based VPNs
Identifying, debugging, and using relevant commands to troubleshoot Eventia Reporter problems
Prerequisite
Working knowledge of Windows NT and/or UNIX
Basic networking knowledge
Experience with TCP/IP and the Internet
Check Point Security Administration NGX I Rev 1.1 and Check Point Security Administration NGX II Rev 1.1 or equivalent knowledge and experience
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