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Ksiazki - Informatyczne .pl » informatyka » informatyka Cisco ASA PIX and FWSM Firewall Handbook 2e | Wydawnictwo: cisco press Autor: D. Hucaby Liczba stron: 912 Oprawa: miękka ISBN: 978-1-5870-5457-0
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Czas dostawy: 4 - 6 tygodni (na zamówienie) Cena detaliczna: 177,45 zł Nasza cena: 177,50 zł
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Opis Cisco ASA PIX and FWSM Firewall Handbook 2e:
Cisco ASA, PIX, and FWSM Firewall Handbook, Second Edition, is a guide for the most commonly implemented features of the popular Cisco® firewall security solutions. Fully updated to cover the latest firewall releases, this book helps you to quickly and easily configure, integrate, and manage the entire suite of Cisco firewall products, including ASA, PIX®, and the Catalyst® Firewall Services Module (FWSM).
Organized by families of features, this book helps you get up to speed quickly and efficiently on topics such as file management, building connectivity, controlling access, firewall management, increasing availability with failover, load balancing, logging, and verifying operation.
Sections are marked by shaded tabs for quick reference, and information on each feature is presented in a concise format, with background, configuration, and example components.
Whether you are looking for an introduction to the latest ASA, PIX, and FWSM devices or a complete reference for making the most out of your Cisco firewall deployments, Cisco ASA, PIX, and FWSM Firewall Handbook, Second Edition, helps you achieve maximum protection of your network resources.
"Many books on network security and firewalls settle for a discussion focused primarily on concepts and theory. This book, however, goes well beyond these topics. It covers in tremendous detail the information every network and security administrator needs to know when configuring and managing market-leading firewall products from Cisco."
-Jason Nolet, Vice President of Engineering, Security Technology Group, Cisco
David Hucaby, CCIE® No. 4594, is a lead network engineer for the University of Kentucky, where he works with health-care networks based on the Cisco Catalyst, ASA, FWSM, and VPN product lines. He was one of the beta reviewers of the ASA 8.0 operating system software.
- Learn about the various firewall models, user interfaces, feature sets, and configuration methods
- Understand how a Cisco firewall inspects traffic
- Configure firewall interfaces, routing, IP addressing services, and IP multicast support
- Maintain security contexts and flash and configuration files, manage users, and monitor firewalls with SNMP
- Authenticate, authorize, and maintain accounting records for firewall users
- Control access through the firewall by implementing transparent and routed firewall modes, address translation, and traffic shunning
- Define security policies that identify and act on various types of traffic with the Modular Policy Framework
- Increase firewall availability with firewall failover operation
- Understand how firewall load balancing works
- Generate firewall activity logs and learn how to analyze the contents of the log
- Verify firewall operation and connectivity and observe data passing through a firewall
- Configure Security Services Modules, such as the Content Security Control (CSC) module and the Advanced Inspection Processor (AIP) module
This security book is part of the Cisco Press® Networking Technology Series. Security titles from Cisco Press help networking professionals secure critical data and resources, prevent and mitigate network attacks, and build end-to-end self-defending networks.
Category: Networking: Security
Covers: Cisco ASA 8.0, PIX 6.3, and FWSM 3.2 version firewalls
$60.00 USA / $69.00 CAN
Spis treści Cisco ASA PIX and FWSM Firewall Handbook 2e:
Foreword xxii
Introduction xxiii
Chapter 1 Firewall Overview 3
1-1: Overview of Firewall Operation 4
Initial Checking 5
Xlate Lookup 6
Conn Lookup 7
ACL Lookup 8
Uauth Lookup 8
Inspection Engine 9
1-2: Inspection Engines for ICMP, UDP, and TCP 9
ICMP Inspection 10
A Case Study in ICMP Inspection 12
UDP Inspection 13
TCP Inspection 15
Additional TCP Connection Controls 17
TCP Normalization 18
Other Firewall Operations 19
1-3: Hardware and Performance 19
1-4: Basic Security Policy Guidelines 21
Further Reading 24
Chapter 2 Configuration Fundamentals 27
2-1: User Interface 27
User Interface Modes 28
User Interface Features 29
Entering Commands 29
Command Help 31
Command History 32
Searching and Filtering Command Output 32
Terminal Screen Format 34
2-2: Firewall Features and Licenses 34
Upgrading a License Activation Key 40
2-3: Initial Firewall Configuration 41
Chapter 3 Building Connectivity 45
3-1: Configuring Interfaces 45
Surveying Firewall Interfaces 46
Configuring Interface Redundancy 48
Basic Interface Configuration 50
Interface Configuration Examples 58
Configuring IPv6 on an Interface 60
Testing IPv6 Connectivity 67
Configuring the ARP Cache 68
Configuring Interface MTU and Fragmentation 70
Configuring an Interface Priority Queue 73
Displaying Information About the Priority Queue 77
Firewall Topology Considerations 77
Securing Trunk Links Connected to Firewalls 79
Bypass Links 81
3-2: Configuring Routing 83
Using Routing Information to Prevent IP Address Spoofing 84
Configuring Static Routes 86
Static Route Example 89
Favoring Static Routes Based on Reachability 89
Reachable Static Route Example 92
Configuring RIP to Exchange Routing Information 95
RIP Example 97
Configuring EIGRP to Exchange Routing Information 97
An EIGRP Configuration Example 101
Configuring OSPF to Exchange Routing Information 101
OSPF Routing Scenarios with a Firewall 102
OSPF Used Only on the Inside 102
OSPF Used Only on the Outside 102
OSPF Used on Both Sides of the Firewall (Same Autonomous System) 103
OSPF Used on Both Sides of the Firewall (Different Autonomous Systems) 104
Configuring OSPF 105
Redistributing Routes from Another Source into OSPF 112
OSPF Example 115
3-3: DHCP Server Functions 116
Using the Firewall as a DHCP Server 117
DHCP Server Example 120
Updating Dynamic DNS from a DHCP Server 120
Verifying DDNS Operation 123
Relaying DHCP Requests to a DHCP Server 124
DHCP Relay Example 125
3-4: Multicast Support 126
Multicast Overview 126
Multicast Addressing 127
Forwarding Multicast Traffic 128
Multicast Trees 128
Reverse Path Forwarding 128
IGMP: Finding Multicast Group Recipients 129
IGMPv1 129
IGMPv2 130
PIM: Building a Multicast Distribution Tree 130
PIM Sparse Mode 131
PIM RP Designation 136
Configuring PIM 137
Using a Multicast Boundary to Segregate Domains 142
Filtering PIM Neighbors 143
Filtering Bidirectional PIM Neighbors 144
Configuring Stub Multicast Routing (SMR) 145
Configuring IGMP Operation 147
Stub Multicast Routing Example 150
PIM Multicast Routing Example 151
Verifying IGMP Multicast Operation 151
Verifying PIM Multicast Routing Operation
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