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CBT Nuggets Cisco CCNP 642 825 ISCW
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CBT Nuggets - Cisco CCNP ISCW 642-825.iso (Size: 234.87 MB) (Files: 3)
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Managing remote access solutions is becoming an everyday part of being in IT. Implementing Secure Converged Wide Area Networks (ISCW) covers the ins and outs of providing secure, robust remote access solutions.
In Cisco CCNP - Exam-Pack: 642-825 ISCW, instructor Jeremy Cioara walks you through everything you need to know to create secure, robust remote access solutions. In addition, the training maps to exam objectives for Cisco CCNP Exam 642-825 ISCW, to help you prepare for CCNP Certification.
Cisco CCNP - Exam-Pack: 642-825 ISCW Contains:
- Cisco ISCW Series Intro
- Model Madness: Network Design and Connectivity for the Modern World
- Understanding New WAN Technologies: Cable Technology
- Understanding New WAN Technologies: DSL Technology
- Understanding New WAN Technologies: Configuring PPPoE DSL Connections
- Multiprotocol Label Switching: The Concepts
- Multiprotocol Label Switching: Frame Mode Configuration
- Multiprotocol Label Switching: Understanding MPLS VPNs
- IPSec VPNs: VPN Concepts, Part 1
- IPSec VPNs: VPN Concepts, Part 2
- IPSec VPNs: VPN Site-to-Site CLI Configuration
- IPSec VPNs: VPN Site-to-Site SDM Configuration
- IPSec VPNs: IPSec Encrypted GRE Tunnels
- IPSec VPNs: Remote Access Connections with Cisco Easy VPN
- Network Lockdown: Attacks and Defense
- Network Lockdown: Cisco Auto-Secure and SDM Security Audit
- Network Lockdown: Securing Management Access
- Network Lockdown: Securing Management Access, Part 2
- Network Lockdown: Using Access Lists
- Network Lockdown: Securing Network Management
- Network Lockdown: Implementing Cisco AAA
- Defending the Network: Cisco IOS Firewall
- Defending the Network: Cisco IOS IPS
Considerations" - Jeremy wraps up the security portion and the entire series by discussing attacks for the Spanning Tree Protocol. This is followed up with a discussion of the Cisco recommended best practices for security on a network switch.
