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Cisco ASA and PIX Firewall Handbook
By Dave Hucaby
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Publisher: Cisco Press
Pub Date: June 07, 2005
ISBN: 1-58705-158-3
Pages: 840
 

Table of Contents  | Index

   Copyright
   About the Author
   About the Technical Reviewers
   Acknowledgments
   Icons Used in This Book
   Command Syntax Conventions
   Foreword
   Introduction
      How This Book Is Organized
      How to Use This Book
       Chapter 1.  Firewall Overview
      Section 1-1.  Overview of Firewall Operation
      Section 1-2.  Inspection Engines for ICMP, UDP, and TCP
      Section 1-3.  Hardware and Performance
      Section 1-4.  Basic Security Policy Guidelines
       Chapter 2.  Configuration Fundamentals
      Section 2-1.  User Interface
      Section 2-2.  Firewall Features and Licenses
      Section 2-3.  Initial Firewall Configuration
       Chapter 3.  Building Connectivity
      Section 3-1.  Configuring Interfaces
      Section 3-2.  Configuring Routing
      Section 3-3.  DHCP Server Functions
      Section 3-4.  Multicast Support
       Chapter 4.  Firewall Management
      Section 4-1.  Using Security Contexts to Make Virtual Firewalls
      Section 4-2.  Managing the Flash File System
      Section 4-3.  Managing Configuration Files
      Section 4-4.  Managing Administrative Sessions
      Section 4-5.  Firewall Reloads and Crashes
      Section 4-6.  Monitoring a Firewall with SNMP
       Chapter 5.  Managing Firewall Users
      Section 5-1.  Managing Generic Users
      Section 5-2.  Managing Users with a Local Database
      Section 5-3.  Defining AAA Servers for User Management
      Section 5-4.  Configuring AAA to Manage Administrative Users
      Section 5-5.  Configuring AAA for End-User Cut-Through Proxy
      Section 5-6.  Firewall Password Recovery
       Chapter 6.  Controlling Access Through the Firewall
      Section 6-1.  Transparent Firewall Mode
      Section 6-2.  Routed Firewall Mode and Address Translation
      Section 6-3.  Controlling Access with Access Lists
      Section 6-4.  Filtering Content
      Section 6-5.  Defining Security Policies in a Modular Policy Framework
      Section 6-6.  Application Inspection
      Section 6-7.  Shunning Traffic
       Chapter 7.  Increasing Firewall Availability with Failover
      Section 7-1.  Firewall Failover Overview
      Section 7-2.  Configuring Firewall Failover
      Section 7-3.  Firewall Failover Configuration Examples
      Section 7-4.  Managing Firewall Failover
      Section 7-5.  Upgrading Firewalls in Failover Mode
       Chapter 8.  Firewall Load Balancing
      Section 8-1.  Firewall Load Balancing Overview
      Section 8-2.  Firewall Load Balancing in Software
      Section 8-3.  Firewall Load Balancing in Hardware
      Section 8-4.  Firewall Load-Balancing Appliance
       Chapter 9.  Firewall Logging
      Section 9-1.  Managing the Firewall Clock
      Section 9-2.  Generating Logging Messages
      Section 9-3.  Fine-Tuning Logging Message Generation
      Section 9-4.  Analyzing Firewall Logs
       Chapter 10.  Verifying Firewall Operation
      Section 10-1.  Checking Firewall Vital Signs
      Section 10-2.  Watching Data Pass Through a Firewall
      Section 10-3.  Verifying Firewall Connectivity
       Chapter 11.  Cisco IOS Firewall: Controlling Access
      Section 11-1.  IOS Transparent Firewall
      Section 11-2.  Configuring Network Address Translation
      Section 11-3.  Configuring IOS Firewall Stateful Inspection
      Section 11-4.  HTTP, Java, and URL Filtering
       Chapter 12.  Cisco IOS Firewall: Managing Activity
      Section 12-1.  Synchronizing the IOS Firewall Clock
      Section 12-2.  Configuring IOS Firewall Logging
      Section 12-3.  Using Authentication Proxy to Manage User Access
       Chapter 13.  Intrusion Detection System (IDS) Sensors
      Section 13-1.  IDS Overview
      Section 13-2.  IDS Embedded Sensor Configuration
      Section 13-3.  Monitoring IDS Activity
      Section 13-4.  IDS Sensor Signature List
       Appendix A.  Well-Known Protocol and Port Numbers
      Section A-1.  IP Protocol Numbers
      Section A-2.  ICMP Message Types
      Section A-3.  IP Port Numbers
       Appendix B.  Security Appliance Logging Messages
      Section B-1.  AlertsSyslog Severity Level 1 Messages
      Section B-2.  CriticalSyslog Severity Level 2 Messages
      Section B-3.  ErrorsSyslog Severity Level 3 Messages
      Section B-4.  WarningsSyslog Severity Level 4 Messages
      Section B-5.  NotificationsSyslog Severity Level 5 Messages
      Section B-6.  InformationalSyslog Severity Level 6 Messages
      B-7: DebuggingSyslog Severity Level 7 Messages
   Index

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Cisco ASA and PIX Firewall Handbook
CCNP BCMSN Exam Certification Guide (3rd Edition)
ISBN: 1587051583
EAN: 2147483647
Year: 2003
Pages: 120
Authors: David Hucaby

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