KB FTD
Khawar Butt offers detailed coverage of Cisco's FTD Firewall, its components and implementations. You will be able to bring a FTD up from scratch using the CLI and FMC. This course will include the initial configuration of the FTD, Integration with FMC, Interface Configuration, Routing Protocols configuration. The students will also implement different types of NAT on the FTD. The students will understand the different components of the Access Control Policy as well as the Packet flow thru the FTD. The Intrusion Prevention module is also discussed and implemented. The students will also learn to implement the FTD in Transparent Mode. FTD High availability & VPNs are also covered in the course.
What’s included
Three classes on Dec 12, 19 and Jan 9 at 1600 UTC / 8pm Dubai time
The detailed online LIVE classes will last 4-5 hours each
The Course Workbook includes 29 labs
Each Lab will be demonstrated
One-year access to class recordings and future FTD LIVE classes included in the purchase
Subscribers sign-in for $100
Outcome
Upon course completion, students will be able to:
- Know and understand Cisco’s FTD Components
- Integrate FTD with FMC
- Configure Interfaces Parameters
- Configure Routing Protocols (RIP, EIGRP, OSPF, BGP) & Static Routes
- Configure NAT (Dynamic NAT & PAT, Static NAT & PAT, Destination NAT, Policy NAT, Twice-NAT, Destination NAT
- Configure the ACP to control traffic flow
- Configure Intrusion Prevention Rules
- Configure High-Availability (Active/Standby)
- Configure FTD in Transparent Mode
- Configure VPNS on the FTD
Prerequisites
Students attending this course should have a solid understanding of Routing & ASA Firewall
Class Outline
Modules
Initial Configuration
- FMC & FTD Integration
- Interface Configuration
- Zones
- Routing (RIPv2, EIGRP, OSPF, BGP, Static Routing)
Access Control Policy Configuration
- Geolocation Filtering
- URL Filtering
- Application Visibility Control
- Intrusion Policies
- Logging & Alerting
- Network AMP / File Policies
Redundancy
- High Availability (Failover)
- Multi-Instance
Transparent Firewall
- Overview
- Initializatoin
- Access Policies
Labs
Initial Configuration
- Lab 1 – Initial FTD Configuration - CLI
- Lab 2 – Initial FMC Configuration - CLI
- Lab 3 – Add FTD to FMC
Basic Configuration
- Lab 4 – Interface Configuration
- Lab 5 – Routing Configuration - Static Routes
- Lab 6 – Routing Configuration - RIPv2
- Lab 7 – Routing Configuration - OSPF
- Lab 8 – Routing Configuration - BGP
- Lab 9 – Routing Configuration - EIGRP
Configuring NAT
- Lab 10 - Dynamic NAT
- Lab 11 - Static NAT
- Lab 12 - Dynamic PAT
- Lab 13 - Static PAT
- Lab 14 - Twice-NAT
Configuring Access Control Policies (ACP)
- Lab 15 - Geolocation Filtering
- Lab 16 - URL Filtering
- Lab 17 - AVC Filtering
- Lab 18 - Loggin & Alerting
Configuring Intrusion Prevention & Network AMP
- Lab 19 - Configuring Custom Intrusion Prevention Rule Set
- Lab 20 - Applying Default Prevention Rule Sets in ACP
- Lab 21 - Applying Custom Prevention Rule Sets in ACP
- Lab 22 - Configuring a File Policy for File Type Blocks
- Lab 23 - Configuring a File Policy for Malware Protection
- Lab 24 - Applying File Policies in the ACP
Advanced Features
- Lab 25 - Configure FTD in a High-Availability Mode
- Lab 26 - Configure FTD in Transparent Mode - Basic Initialization
- Lab 27 - Configure FTD in Transparent Mode - Access Policies
- Lab 28 - Configure a LAN - To - LAN VPN with FTD
- Lab 29 - Configure a Remote Access VPN with FTD