Re: 10 days CCIE Sec v4 Adv tech bootcamp

As of now following the guidelines is our only choice. As I mentioned in my
previous post, I am OK with following these guidelines, I was simply making
a comment. Advertisement costs a lot of money, the vendors can save a lot
of money and what we all save we can offer it as a discount to the
potential students.

Just a thought.

On Mon, Nov 26, 2012 at 12:33 AM, Brian Dennis <bdennis_at_ine.com> wrote:

> Why not just follow the guidelines of Groupstudy?
>
> > Do not post commercial advertisements concerning some product you are
> >trying to sell to the
> > list members. If you would like to offer the list members a discount for
> >your product, please
> > contact cisco-owner_at_groupstudy.com
> ><mailto:cisco-owner_at_groupstudy.com>for further instructions.
>
> http://groupstudy.com/list/guide.html
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> --
>
> Brian Dennis, CCIEx5 #2210 (R&S/ISP-Dial/Security/SP/Voice)
> bdennis_at_ine.com
>
> INE, Inc.
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>
>
> On 11/25/12 11:40 PM, "Narbik Kocharians" <narbikk_at_gmail.com> wrote:
>
> >I honestly believe that vendors should be able to advertise their
> >product/s
> >in a forum like this, so people can see and know the new product/s that
> >are
> >available in the market.
> >
> >Why should a person go to a seriously bad boot camp and NOT talk about it,
> >or why should someone go to a good boot camp and not talk about it?
> >
> >
> >
> >I also believe that having vendors advertise here (Obviously a limited
> >version) will probably stop the vendor wars.
> >
> >It will also help people know their choices in books, racks, boot camps,
> >etc?.
> >
> >It will be a win win situation for all.
> >
> >If every advertisement has a heading that says that this is an
> >advertisement, you can delete it if you want. Limit the advertisement to
> >one a month per vendor.
> >
> >
> >
> >But if you truly need to stop all ads, *you should NOT allow signatures*,
> >or reference a blog or a URL that you are the owner or work for. This
> >means
> >all sorts of advertisements. BTW, I am OK either way?
> >
> >
> >
> >Just an idea??.
> >
> >On Sun, Nov 25, 2012 at 7:12 PM, Samarth Chidanand
> ><samarth_04_at_hotmail.com>wrote:
> >
> >> Friends and Marko, Sorry I posted the link. Below is the technical
> >> contents.
> >> This is the content of our workbook vol1 and Adv tech bootcamp.
> >> Module 1: ASA FirewallASA Initialization (Include redundant interface &
> >> ether
> >> channeling)Static and Default Routing With Route TrackingRouting on ASA
> >> (Unicast & Multicast)Management Access & Setup (SSH, Telnet, ASDM)DHCP
> >> Configuration & Relay ConfigurationTraffic Filtering on ASANetwork
> >>Address
> >> Translation (8.2)Network Address Translation (8.4/8.6)Single-Mode
> >> Transparent
> >> FirewallAdvance Features in Transparent FirewallNAT in Transparent
> >> FirewallApplication Inspection using MPFTCP Normalization using
> >>MPFContent
> >> FilteringHigh Availability b Active/Standby (Routed & Transparent
> >> Mode)Multi-Context Routed ModeMulti-Context Transparent ModeHigh
> >> Availability
> >> b Active/Active (Routed Mode)High Availability b Active/Active
> >> (Transparent Mode)Resource Allocation for ContextsThreat DetectionQoS on
> >> ASAIdentity Based FirewallContext Aware FirewallSystem Management (e.g.,
> >> SNMP
> >> v3, Logging)Module 2: IOS FirewallBasic ZBF ConfigurationAdvance ZBF
> >> Configuration (Connection Limits)ZBF Application InspectionZBF Rate
> >> LimitingZBF (Transparent Mode)Basic CBACAdvance CBACIOS Content
> >> FilteringPAMAccess Control ListsFlexible Packet MatchingIOS Transparent
> >> Firewall (Basic & Advanced)Module 3: Intrusion Prevention System
> >>(IPS)IPS
> >> basic InitializationSwitch Settings for SPAN, RSPAN, TrunkPromiscuous
> >>Mode
> >> Settings (Basic & Advance)Inline Mode Settings (Basic &
> >>Advance)Configuring
> >> Multiple Virtual SensorsTraffic Analysis Settings for different IPS
> >> ModesTweaking IPS Signatures & ResponsesCreating Custom
> >> SignaturesConfiguring
> >> Advance Signature ActionsThreat & Risk ManagementConfiguring Event
> >>Action
> >> OverridesGlobal correlation and reputation based filteringAnomaly Based
> >> DetectionIPS System ManagementBasic IPS features on ASAEnabling IPS
> >> software
> >> module ASA 5515-xIOS IPSModule 4: Identity Services Engine (ISE)ISE
> >> InitializationCertificate ManagementActive Directory IntegrationCreating
> >> NDGs
> >> & Configuring AAA Clients (WLC & Switches)Creating User Identity Groups
> >>&
> >> Local Network Access UsersCreating Identity Store SequenceConfiguring
> >>the
> >> Switch for 802.1xConfiguring WLC for 802.1xConfiguring Authentication
> >> Policies
> >> for 802.1xConfiguring Authorization Policies for 802.1x b
> >>BasicConfiguring
> >> Authorization Policies for 802.1x b Advanced (With Machine
> >>authentication
> >> and Machine Access Restrictions)Configuring switch for 802.1x - Flex
> >>Auth
> >> (Order & Priority) + (Different host modes)Configuring & understanding
> >> 802.1x
> >> Open mode, Low Impact Mode and High Secure modeConfiguring end point
> >> identity
> >> groups and adding hostsConfiguring authentication & authorization
> >>policies
> >> for
> >> MAB on ISEConfiguring profiler services on ISEConfiguring probes on
> >> NADsConfiguring profiler policies and appropriate authentication &
> >> authorization policiesUnderstanding and configuring Central Web
> >> AuthenticationConfiguring MAB fallback authentication & authorization
> >> policies
> >> for CWA on ISEConfiguring Guest Services for external guest users on
> >> ISEConfiguring and Tweaking Sponsor & Guess PortalConfiguring ISE for
> >> Client
> >> Provisioning Services & PoliciesConfiguring ISE for Posture Services &
> >> Policies using NAC and Web Agents.Configuring Switch and ISE with MAC
> >>SEC
> >> option for 802.1xUnderstanding and Configuring ISE for Security Group
> >>Tags
> >> -
> >> SGT (Config Only)Configuring inline ISE for VPN Services (iPEP /
> >> iPEN)Configuring ISE for Distributed ArchitectureCut-Through Proxy /
> >> Authentication Proxy using ISE as AAA ServerSystem Management /
> >>Monitoring
> >> and
> >> TroubleshootingModule 5: Access Control Server (ACS)ACS
> >> InitializationConfiguring NAD s for AAA Device Access Administration
> >> (Routers/Switches/ASA) (Telnet, HTTP, SSH, Privilege levels
> >> etc.)Configuring
> >> NDG and Adding AAA Clients on ACSConfiguring Internal Identity Groups &
> >> Local
> >> Users, HostsIntegrating with Active DirectoryCertificate Management &
> >> Certificate Authentication Profiles with attribute retrievalCreating
> >> Identity
> >> Store SequenceConfiguring Policy Elements Parameters for AAA Device
> >> Administration (Shell Profile, Command Authorization Sets, Date and
> >>Time,
> >> DACL, Radius Attributes)Configuring Service Selection Policy (SSP) &
> >>Access
> >> ServicesConfiguring identity and authorization policies for AAA device
> >> administration (Authentication, Exec and Command
> >>authorization)Configuring
> >> policy elements parameters for Network Access AAA (cut-through proxy,
> >> authentication proxy and 802.1x)Configuring identity and authorization
> >> policies for cut through proxyConfiguring identity and authorization
> >> policies
> >> for 802.1x & MABIOS role based CLI using Local Database and
> >>ACSMonitoring,
> >> Reports and System AdministrationModule 6: Web Security Appliance
> >> (WSA)Configure WCCP (Needed for transparent mode of WSA)WSA
> >>Initialization
> >> using setup wizardUnderstanding explicit proxy deployment and
> >>transparent
> >> proxy deploymentEnable proxy services with basic URL
> >>filteringConfiguring
> >> proxy server information in web browsersConfigure acknowledgment and
> >>custom
> >> end-user notificationsConfiguring native FTP proxyConfiguring NTLM and
> >>LDAP
> >> based authenticationConfiguring authentication based access
> >> policiesConfiguring access policiesConfiguring identitiesConfiguring
> >> authentication exemptionsConfiguring acceptable use policiesConfiguring
> >>URL
> >> filtersConfiguring custom URL categoriesConfiguring media bandwidth
> >> limitsConfiguring application visibility and controlConfiguring proxy
> >> bypass
> >> list for WSA in transparent deploymentEnabling Web Reputation Scores
> >> (WBRS)Configuring anti-malware scanning (DVS, Access Policies, Outbound
> >> Malware Scanning)Configuring HTTPS proxy, HTTP decryption policies and
> >> inspectionConfiguring Iron Port data securityConfiguring Data Loss
> >> Prevention
> >> (DLP)Understanding and interpreting ACL tags/logsSystem
> >> ManagementUnderstanding L4TM (Brief)Module 7: Virtual Private Network
> >> (VPN)IPSec LAN-to-LAN Tunnel on IOS (Classical & VTI method)IPSec
> >> LAN-to-LAN
> >> Tunnel between IOS and ASA (WithB and Without NAT-T)IPSec hub and
> >>spoke on
> >> ASAIPSec redundancy features (link failure, node failure and SSO)Remote
> >> access
> >> IPSec VPN on IOS (Classical and DVTI)Remote access IPSec VPN on ASAIPSec
> >> Tunnels using ISAKMP profilesGRE over IPSec using ISAKMP profilesVRF
> >>Aware
> >> IPSec (LAN-LAN + Remote Access)CA Certificate Authority and IOS Sub CA
> >> ServerIOS certificate map & IOS DN based crypto mapsTunnel group
> >>mapping on
> >> ASAIPSec VPN Tunnels using IOS CADMVPN Phase-2 & Phase-3VRF Aware
> >> DMVPNDMVPN
> >> Phase-3 with hierarchical hubsGET VPN & Advance GET VPNFlexVPN (IKE
> >>v2)Misc
> >> IPSec Features and Options on IOS and ASAClientless SSL VPN on IOS and
> >> ASAAnyConnect BasicAnyConnect AdvancedRemote Access VPN authentication
> >> using
> >> AAA serverModule 8: System Hardening and AvailabilityRouting protocol
> >> security
> >> featuresControl Plane Protection and Management Plane
> >>ProtectionBroadcast
> >> control and switchport securityAdditional CPU protection mechanisms
> >> (options
> >> drop, logging interval)Disable unnecessary servicesDevice system
> >>services
> >> (SNMP, Syslog, NTP)Transit Traffic Control and Congestion
> >>ManagementModule
> >> 9:
> >> Threat Identification and MitigationMitigate or prevent fragmentation
> >> attacksMitigate or prevent against malicious IP option usageMitigate or
> >> prevent network reconnaissance attacksMitigate or prevent IP spoofing
> >> attacksMitigate or prevent MAC spoofing attacksMitigate or prevent ARP
> >> spoofing attacksMitigate or prevent DoS and DDoS attacksMitigate or
> >>prevent
> >> Man-in-the-Middle (MiM) attacksIdentify and protect port redirection
> >> attacksMitigate or prevent DHCP attacksMitigate or prevent DNS
> >> attacksMitigate
> >> or prevent MAC Flooding attacksMitigate or prevent VLAN hopping
> >> attacksMitigate or prevent various common Layer2 and Layer3 attacksUsing
> >> NBAR
> >> to mitigate network attacks on IOSNetFlow as attack mitigation tool on
> >>IOS
> >> and
> >> ASA
> >>
> >> Best Wishes.
> >> C SAMARTH
> >> CCIE #18535 (R&S , Security)
> >>
> >>
> >> > From: markom_at_ipexpert.com
> >> > Date: Sun, 25 Nov 2012 13:30:49 -0800
> >> > Subject: Re: 10 days CCIE Sec v4 Adv tech bootcamp
> >> > To: samarth_04_at_hotmail.com
> >> > CC: ccielab_at_groupstudy.com
> >> >
> >> > And how about a little bit less SPAM, a little more technical content
> >> > here on the list? :-)
> >> >
> >> > --
> >> > Marko Milivojevic - CCIE #18427 (SP R&S)
> >> > Senior CCIE Instructor - IPexpert
> >> >
> >> > On Sun, Nov 25, 2012 at 12:42 AM, Samarth Chidanand
> >> > <samarth_04_at_hotmail.com> wrote:
> >> > > Content Link ->
> >> http://netmetric-solutions.com/about_us/ccie_security.htmlWork
> >> > > book ready and the contents are the same.December class sold out.
> >>Jan
> >> 2013
> >> > > class is open for registration
> >> > > SuperLab/Mock Lab workbook and bootcamp in progress - Approx in
> >> Feb/March
> >> > >
> >> > >
> >> > >
> >> > > Best Wishes.
> >> > > C SAMARTH
> >> > > CCIE #18535 (R&S , Security)
> >> > >
> >> > >
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*Narbik Kocharians
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