Access Control and Advanced Protocol Handling
Overview/Description
To configure PIX Firewall access control and filtering and describe object grouping and advanced protocol handling
Target Audience
Enterprise network engineers; network system analysts; Cisco partners who sell, implement, and maintain Cisco PIX Firewalls on small, medium, and enterprise size networks; systems engineers who support the sales of Cisco PIX Firewalls
Prerequisites
Experience in configuring Cisco IOS software; certification as a CCNA or the equivalent knowledge; a basic knowledge of the Windows operating system; familiarity with the networking and security terms and concepts
Expected Duration
210 Minutes
Objectives:
Access Control and Advanced Protocol Handling
identify how to configure access control through the Cisco Secure PIX Firewall using an access control list (ACL).
configure the NAT 0, ACLs, and Turbo ACLs.
identify how to configure active code and URL filtering.
identify the commands used to configure inbound and outbound ACLs and URL and active code filtering.
identify how to configure object groups on the PIX Firewall.
identify how to configure, apply and manage nested object groups.
identify the commands used to configure service, ICMP-type, and nested server object groups and create an inbound ACL and test its functionality.
identify the protocol and application driven features of a good firewall and the functions and features of the fixup protocol command.
identify the commands used by the PIX Firewall for handling FTP, RSH, and SQL*Net traffic.
identify how PIX Firewall supports multimedia applications and RTSP.
identify how PIX Firewall supports H.323, call handling, and VoIP call signaling.
configure and test advanced FTP protocol handling on the Cisco PIX Firewall.
Course Number: 208646_eng