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IPexpert CCIE Security Video on Demand Series

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Unable to attend a live classroom training? This recorded Video on Demand lecture series provides in-depth discussions of the lab blueprint topics. Recorded by the renowned instructors at IPexpert.

Price: $999.00

CCIE Security Video on Demand Overview:

IPexpert CCIE Security training products will change the way you study; they are offered in a variety of convenient study methods and are complete with the most current and relevant information. We update our materials continually to ensure you get the most up-to-date information possible. To protect your investment, all products are covered by our Risk-Free Guarantee.

At your convenience, you can view more than 15 hours of CCIE-level lab lecture delivered by IPexpert Senior Instructor, Mark Snow.

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CCIE Security Video on Demand Content Overview:

MODULE 1: INTRODUCTION
  • Introduction
  • Agenda and Resources
MODULE 2: STRATEGY AND TEST TAKING TIPS
  • Planning your trip
  • Reading the Exam
  • Strategy
  • Proctor Talk
  • Troubleshooting
MODULE 3: SWITCHING
  • Basics
  • Trunking and VTP
  • SPAN
  • Storm Control
  • VLAN Maps
  • Dot1x
  • DHCP Snooping
  • ARP Inspection
  • IP Source Guard
MODULE 4: ROUTING
  • RIP Basics and Auth
  • EIGRP Basics and Auth
  • OSPF Basics and Auth
  • BGP Auth
  • RTBHF
MODULE 5: PIX / ASA
  • Basic Setup
  • Routed Mode vs. Transparent Mode
  • ARP Inspection
  • EtherType ACLs
  • Contexts
  • Failover
  • Stateful Failover
  • RIP and OSPF Configuration
  • NAT Control
  • Static NAT
  • Dynamic NAT
  • Identity NAT
  • NAT order of Operations
  • AAA and Cut-Through Proxy
  • Modular Policy Framework (Application Inspection)
  • QoS
  • ICMP
  • DHCP
  • NTP
  • Capture
MODULE 6: IPSEC VPNS
  • IPSec Basics
  • ISAKMP Phase 1 and 2
  • IPSec Modes
  • AH
  • ESP
  • Symmetric vs. Asymmetric Encryption Algorithms
  • Diffie Helman
  • IPSec Configuration of Basic Tunnel
  • IPSec with GRE
  • Tunnel Endpoint Discovery (TED)
  • Dynamic Multipoint VPN (DMVPN)
  • DMVPN RP issues
  • Dynamic Crypto Maps
  • NAT-Traversal (NAT-T)
  • Split Tunneling
  • XAuth
  • EasyVPN Server
  • EasyVPN Client
  • WebVPN
  • Reverse Route Injection (RRI) and HSRP
  • Dead Peer Detection (DPD)
  • MTU Considerations
  • DF Bit
  • Troubleshooting IPSec
MODULE 7: IDENTITY MANAGEMENT AND AAA
  • Authentication
  • Authorization
  • Accounting
  • Cut Through Proxy
  • Virtual HTTP/Telnet
  • Auth Proxy
  • SSH
  • Method Lists - Named vs. Default
  • Privilege Levels
  • Using TACACS/RADIUS
MODULE 8: ACS SERVER
  • Interactive GUI Demo
MODULE 9: QOS
  • MQC Basics
  • NBAR
  • CAR
  • Netflow
MODULE 10: VPN 3000 CONCENTRATOR
  • Interactive GUI Demo
MODULE 11: ACS
  • Interactive GUI Demo
MODULE 12: IDS/IPS
  • Signatures and Structures
  • IDS Components
  • Functions and Capabilities
  • Traffic Capture
  • Tuning Signatures
  • Response Actions
  • TCP Resets
  • Shunning / Blocking
  • Setup Wizard
  • Interactive GUI Demo of 4215
  • PIX/ASA IDS
  • Router Based IDS
  • IOS URL Filter and Java/ActiveX filtering
  • PAM
MODULE 13: IOSFW
  • CBAC
  • ACLs
  • Time Based ACLs
  • Standard vs. Extended ACLs
  • Reflexive ACLs
  • Lock and Key ACLs
MODULE 14: NETWORK ATTACKS
  • SYN Attacks
  • TCP Intercept
  • Spoofing and RFC 2827 / RFC 1918
  • Smurf Attacks
  • Fraggle Attacks
  • SYN Flood
  • Code Red
  • Blaster
  • Nachi
  • Land.c
  • MQC and PBR Mitigations
  • ASA Embryonic Mitigations
  • uRPF
  • ARP Inspection
MODULE 15: NETWORK ADMISSION CONTROL (NAC)
  • NAC Framework Architecture
  • NAC L2 IP Switch Configuration
  • NAC Dot1x Switch Configuration
  • NAC L3 VPN3k Configuration
  • NAC ACS Setup
  • NAC Testing from XP Workstation
APPENDIX A: ROUTING PROTOCOLS PRIMER
RIP/EIGRP/OSPF/BGP/REDISTRIBUTION
 

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