The Cisco® Secure PIX® Firewall Advanced exam is one of four required for the Cisco® CSS® 1 designation. In the Cisco® PIX® Firewall course from LearnKey, you’ll learn how to define and describe network firewall security procedures and how they work specifically with Cisco® PIX® firewalls. Expert instructor Michael Storm will demonstrate how to configure PIX® firewall interfaces, protocols and attack guards to protect networks from security threats that may arrive via Internet traffic. At the conclusion of this course you will be prepared to pass the Cisco® Secure PIX® Firewall Advanced exam


Session 1

Section A: Introduction
· Network Threats
· Cisco® Certifications
· INFOSEC Professional
· CCIE® Security
· Course Focus

Section B: Security Threats/Solutions
· Types of Threats
· Attack Types
· Security Process
· Security Wheel
· Security Network
· Monitor
· Test/Improve
· SAFE Framework

Section C: Firewall Technologies
· Bastion Host
· Firewall
· Perimeter Network
· Categories
· Packet Filters
· Proxy Filters
· Stateful Packet

Section D: PIX® Firewall Features
· ASA
· Firewall Traffic
· Large Enterprise
· Med/Large Enterprise
· Med/Small Enterprise
· Small Enterprise

Section E: PIX® Maintenance
· Accessing
· Basic Commands
· Configuration/Testing
· New OS Install
· Monitor Mode
· Upgrade OS
· Password Recovery

Section F: Upgrade PIX® OS
· Show Version
· New PIX® Upgrade
· New PIX® PW Recovery
· Boot Recovery Disk
· Old PIX® PW Recovery

Section G: ASA Security Rules
· Configuration Concepts
· Security Levels
· Traffic Flow Rules
· Interface Associations
· Using Security Levels
· Advantages
· Algorithm
· Conduits
Session 2

Section A: ASA Operations
· Negotiations
· Translation
· Address Assignment
· Response Packets

Section B: Six Basic Commands
· Nameif
· Interface
· IP Address
· NAT
· Global
· Route
· View Configuration

Section C: Configure PIX® Firewall
· Basic Lab
· Security Levels
· Interface Info
· IP Addresses
· Route
· Address Translation
· Save/Verify

Section D: Translation Rules
· TCP/IP Conversations
· Inside to Outside
· Outside to Inside
· Static
· Conduit
· Static/Conduit Example
· Using ACLs
· Additional Features

Section E: NAT & PAT
· Address Allocation
· NAT Types
· Address Management
· NAT/PAT Limitations
· NAT Configurations
· PIX® Configuration
· Managing Translations
· Managing Connections

Section F: PIX® Device Manager
· PDM 2.1x Features
· PDM 3.0 Features
· Requirements
· Install/Upgrade
· Prepare for PDM
· Download PDM
Session 3

Section A: Configure PIX® with PDM
· Load PDM
· PDM Startup Wizard
· Save Configuration
· Access/Translation
· Hosts/Networks
· Static Translations
· Create an ACL
· System Properties

Section B: Object Grouping
· Use Object Group
· ICMP Groups
· Network Groups
· Protocol Groups
· Service Groups
· Nesting Groups
· Groups in PDM

Section C: Syslog
· Configuring Syslog
· Logging Levels

Section D: Cut-Through Proxy
· AAA Support
· Security Architecture
· AAA Technology
· Remote Security DB
· Secure ACS
· Install ACS
· Advanced Options

Section E: CSACS Configuration
· ACS Interface
· Create User
· Group Setup

Section F: AAA Configuration
· Authentication
· Configure Authorization
· Enable Authentication
· Accounting
· Verification Commands

Section G: Advanced Protocol Handling
· Protocol Operations
· FTP Protocol
· Rsh Protocol
· SQL*Net Protocol
· Configure Fixup
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