Cisco ASA : All-in-One Firewall, IPS, and VPN Adaptive Security Appliance,9781587052095

Cisco ASA : All-in-One Firewall, IPS, and VPN Adaptive Security Appliance

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ISBN13: 9781587052095
ISBN10: 1587052091
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Pub. Date: 2006-01-01
Publisher(s): Cisco Press
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"Cisco ASA: All-in-One Firewall, IPS, and VPN Adaptive Security Appliance is a practitioner's guide to planning, deploying, and troubleshooting a comprehensive security plan with Cisco ASA. The book provides valuable insight and deployment examples and demonstrates how adaptive identification and mitigation services on Cisco ASA provide a sophisticated security solution for both large aud small network environments." "The book contains many useful sample configurations, proven design scenarios, and discussions of debugs that help you understand how to get the most out of Cisco ASA in your own network."--BOOK JACKET.

Table of Contents

Foreword xxvii
Introduction xxx
Part I Product Overview
3(44)
Introduction to Network Security
5(26)
Firewall Technologies
5(5)
Network Firewalls
5(1)
Packet-Filtering Techniques
6(1)
Application Proxies
7(1)
Network Address Translation
7(1)
Port Address Translation
7(1)
Static Translation
8(1)
Stateful Inspection Firewalls
9(1)
Personal Firewalls
10(1)
Intrusion Detection and Prevention Technologies
10(4)
Network-Based Intrusion Detection and Prevention Systems
11(1)
Pattern Matching and Stateful Pattern-Matching Recognition
11(1)
Protocol Analysis
12(1)
Heuristic-Based Analysis
12(1)
Anomaly-Based Analysis
13(1)
Host-Based Intrusion Detection Systems
13(1)
Network-Based Attacks
14(4)
DoS Attacks
14(1)
TCP SYN Flood Attacks
15(1)
land.c Attacks
16(1)
Smurf Attacks
16(1)
DDoS Attacks
17(1)
Session Hijacking
18(1)
Virtual Private Networks
18(11)
Understanding IPSec
19(1)
Internet Key Exchange
20(1)
IKE Phase 1
20(2)
IKE Phase 2
22(2)
IPSec Protocols
24(1)
Authentication Header
24(1)
Encapsulation Security Payload
25(1)
IPSec Modes
26(1)
Transport Mode
27(1)
Tunnel Mode
28(1)
Summary
29(2)
Product History
31(6)
Cisco Firewall Products
31(1)
Cisco PIX Firewalls
31(1)
Cisco FWSM
32(1)
Cisco IOS Firewall
32(1)
Cisco IDS Products
32(1)
Cisco VPN Products
33(1)
Cisco ASA All-in-One Solution
33(2)
Firewall Services
34(1)
IPS Services
34(1)
VPN Services
35(1)
Summary
35(2)
Hardware Overview
37(10)
Cisco ASA 5510 Model
37(4)
Cisco ASA 5520 Model
41(2)
Cisco ASA 5540 Model
43(1)
AIP-SSM Modules
44(1)
Summary
45(2)
Part II Firewall Solution
47(358)
Initial Setup and System Maintenance
49(68)
Accessing the Cisco ASA Appliances
49(5)
Establishing a Console Connection
49(3)
Command-Line Interface
52(2)
Managing Licenses
54(2)
Initial Setup
56(12)
Setting Up the Device Name
58(1)
Configuring an Interface
59(4)
Configuring a Subinterface
63(2)
Configuring a Management Interface
65(1)
DHCP Services
65(3)
IP Version 6
68(4)
IPv6 Header
68(2)
Configuring IPv6
70(1)
IP Address Assignment
70(2)
Setting Up the System Clock
72(3)
Manual Clock Adjustment Using clock set
72(1)
Automatic Clock Adjustment Using the Network Time Protocol
73(1)
Time Zones and Daylight Savings Time
74(1)
Configuration Management
75(7)
Running Configuration
76(3)
Startup Configuration
79(1)
Removing the Device Configuration
80(2)
Remote System Management
82(7)
Telnet
82(2)
Secure Shell
84(5)
System Maintenance
89(11)
Software Installation
89(1)
Image Upgrade via the Cisco ASA CLI
89(3)
Image Recovery Using ROMMON
92(1)
Password Recovery Process
93(4)
Disabling the Password Recovery Process
97(3)
System Monitoring
100(15)
System Logging
101(1)
Enabling Logging
102(1)
Logging Types
103(5)
Additional Syslog Parameters
108(1)
Simple Network Management Protocol
109(1)
Configuring SNMP
110(2)
SNMP Monitoring
112(1)
CPU and Memory Monitoring
113(2)
Summary
115(2)
Network Access Control
117(58)
Packet Filtering
117(9)
Types of ACLs
118(1)
Standard ACLs
119(1)
Extended ACLs
119(1)
IPv6 ACLs
119(1)
EtherType ACLs
119(1)
Web VPN ACLs
120(1)
Comparing ACL Features
120(1)
Configuring Packet Filtering
120(1)
Step 1: Set Up an ACL
121(3)
Step 2: Apply an ACL to an Interface
124(1)
Step 3: Set Up an IPv6 ACL (Optional)
125(1)
Advanced ACL Features
126(11)
Object Grouping
127(1)
Object Types
127(3)
Object Grouping and ACLs
130(3)
Standard ACLs
133(1)
Time-Based ACLs
133(1)
Absolute
134(1)
Periodic
135(1)
Downloadable ACLs
136(1)
ICMP Filtering
136(1)
Content and URL Filtering
137(8)
Content Filtering
137(1)
ActiveX Filtering
138(1)
Java Filtering
138(1)
Configuring Content Filtering
138(1)
URL Filtering
139(2)
Configuring URL Filtering
141(4)
Deployment Scenarios Using ACLs
145(4)
Using ACLs to Filter Inbound and Outbound Traffic
145(2)
Enabling Content Filtering Using Websense
147(2)
Monitoring Network Access Control
149(4)
Monitoring ACLs
149(3)
Monitoring Content Filtering
152(1)
Understanding Address Translation
153(16)
Network Address Translation
154(1)
Port Address Translation
155(1)
Packet Flow Sequence
156(1)
Configuring Address Translation
157(1)
Static NAT
157(3)
Dynamic Network Address Translation
160(1)
Static Port Address Translation
161(2)
Dynamic Port Address Translation
163(1)
Policy NAT/PAT
164(1)
Bypassing Address Translation
165(1)
Identity NAT
166(1)
NAT Exemption
166(1)
NAT Order of Operation
167(1)
Integrating ACLs and NAT
167(2)
DNS Doctoring
169(3)
Monitoring Address Translations
172(1)
Summary
173(2)
IP Routing
175(38)
Configuring Static Routes
175(3)
RIP
178(5)
Configuring RIP
179(2)
Verifying the Configuration
181(1)
Troubleshooting RIP
181(1)
Scenario 1: RIP Version Mismatch
181(1)
Scenario 2: RIP Authentication Mismatch
182(1)
Scenario 3: Multicast or Broadcast Packets Blocked
182(1)
Scenario 4: Correct Configuration and Behavior
183(1)
OSPF
183(20)
Configuring OSPF
185(1)
Enabling OSPF
185(2)
Virtual Links
187(2)
Configuring OSPF Authentication
189(2)
Configuring the Cisco ASA as an ASBR
191(1)
Stub Areas and NSSAs
192(1)
ABR Type 3 LSA Filtering
193(2)
OSPF neighbor Command and Dynamic Routing over VPN
195(1)
Troubleshooting OSPF
196(1)
Useful Troubleshooting Commands
196(6)
Mismatched Areas
202(1)
OSPF Authentication Mismatch
202(1)
Troubleshooting Virtual Link Problems
202(1)
IP Multicast
203(6)
IGMP
203(1)
IP Multicast Routing
203(1)
Configuring Multicast Routing
204(1)
Enabling Multicast Routing
204(1)
Statically Assigning an IGMP Group
204(1)
Limiting IGMP States
205(1)
IGMP Query Timeout
205(1)
Defining the IGMP Version
205(1)
Configuring Rendezvous Points
205(1)
Configuring Threshold for SPT Switchover
206(1)
Filtering RP Register Messages
206(1)
PIM Designated Router Priority
206(1)
PIM Hello Message Interval
206(1)
Configuring a Static Multicast Route
207(1)
Troubleshooting IP Multicast Routing
207(1)
show Commands
208(1)
debug Commands
208(1)
Deployment Scenarios
209(2)
Deploying OSPF
209(2)
Deploying IP Multicast
211(1)
Summary
211(2)
Authentication, Authorization, and Accounting (AAA)
213(34)
AAA Protocols and Services Supported by Cisco ASA
213(7)
RADIUS
215(2)
TACACS+
217(1)
RSA SecurID
218(1)
Microsoft Windows NT
219(1)
Active Directory and Kerberos
219(1)
Lightweight Directory Access Protocol
219(1)
Defining an Authentication Server
220(4)
Configuring Authentication of Administrative Sessions
224(3)
Authenticating Telnet Connections
224(1)
Authenticating SSH Connections
225(2)
Authenticating Serial Console Connections
227(1)
Authenticating Cisco ASDM Connections
227(1)
Authenticating Firewall Sessions (Cut-Through Proxy Feature)
227(5)
Authentication Timeouts
231(1)
Customizing Authentication Prompts
231(1)
Configuring Authorization
232(3)
Command Authorization
233(1)
Configuring Downloadable ACLs
234(1)
Configuring Accounting
235(2)
RADIUS Accounting
236(1)
TACACS+ Accounting
237(1)
Deployment Scenarios
237(5)
Deploying Authentication, Command Authorization, and Accounting for Administrative Sessions
238(2)
Deploying Cut-Through Proxy Authentication
240(2)
Troubleshooting AAA
242(3)
Troubleshooting Administrative Connections to Cisco ASA
242(3)
Troubleshooting Firewall Sessions (Cut-Through Proxy)
245(1)
Summary
245(2)
Application Inspection
247(44)
Enabling Application Inspection Using the Modular Policy Framework
248(2)
Selective Inspection
250(2)
Computer Telephony Interface Quick Buffer Encoding Inspection
252(1)
Domain Name System
253(1)
Extended Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
254(2)
File Transfer Protocol
256(2)
General Packet Radio Service Tunneling Protocol
258(5)
GTPv0
259(1)
GTPv 1
260(2)
Configuring GTP Inspection
262(1)
H.323
263(5)
H.323 Protocol Suite
263(3)
H.323 Version Compatibility
266(1)
Enabling H.323 Inspection
267(1)
Direct Call Signaling and Gatekeeper Routed Control Signaling
267(1)
T.38
268(1)
HTTP
268(8)
Enabling HTTP Inspection
269(1)
strict-http
270(1)
content-length
270(1)
content-type-verification
271(1)
max-header-length
271(1)
max-uri-length
272(1)
port-misuse
272(1)
request-method
273(2)
transfer-encoding type
275(1)
ICMP
276(1)
ILS
276(1)
MGCP
277(2)
NetBIOS
279(1)
PPTP
279(1)
Sun RPC
280(1)
RSH
280(1)
RTSP
280(1)
SIP
281(1)
Skinny
282(2)
SNMP
284(1)
SQL*Net
284(1)
TFTP
284(1)
XDMCP
285(1)
Deployment Scenarios
285(4)
ESMTP
286(1)
HTTP
287(1)
FTP
288(1)
Summary
289(2)
Security Contexts
291(30)
Architectural Overview
292(7)
System Execution Space
292(1)
Admin Context
293(1)
Customer Context
294(1)
Packet Flow in Multiple Mode
295(1)
Packet Classification
295(1)
Packet Forwarding Between Contexts
296(3)
Configuration of Security Contexts
299(8)
Step 1: Enabling Multiple Security Contexts Globally
299(2)
Step 2: Setting Up the System Execution Space
301(1)
Step 3: Specifying a Configuration URL
302(2)
Step 4: Allocating the Interfaces
304(1)
Step 5: Configuring an Admin Context
305(1)
Step 6: Configuring a Customer Context
306(1)
Step 7: Managing the Security Contexts (Optional)
307(1)
Deployment Scenarios
307(9)
Virtual Firewall Using Two Customer Contexts
308(4)
Virtual Firewall Using a Shared Interface
312(4)
Monitoring and Troubleshooting the Security Contexts
316(3)
Monitoring
316(1)
Troubleshooting
317(2)
Summary
319(2)
Transparent Firewalls
321(26)
Architectural Overview
323(4)
Single-Mode Transparent Firewall
323(1)
Packet Flow in an SMTF
323(3)
Multimode Transparent Firewall
326(1)
Packet Flow in an MMTF
326(1)
Transparent Firewalls and VPNs
327(1)
Configuration of Transparent Firewall
328(6)
Configuration Guidelines
328(1)
Configuration Steps
329(1)
Step 1: Enabling Transparent Firewalls
329(1)
Step 2: Setting Up Interfaces
330(1)
Step 3: Configuring an IP Address
330(1)
Step 4: Configuring Interface ACLs
331(2)
Step 5: Adding Static L2F Table Entries (Optional)
333(1)
Step 6: Enabling ARP Inspection (Optional)
333(1)
Step 7: Modifying L2F Table Parameters (optional)
334(1)
Deployment Scenarios
334(7)
SMTF Deployment
335(1)
MMTF Deployment with Security Contexts
336(5)
Monitoring and Troubleshooting the Transparent Firewall
341(4)
Monitoring
341(1)
Troubleshooting
342(3)
Summary
345(2)
Failover and Redundancy
347(34)
Architectural Overview
347(8)
Conditions that Trigger Failover
348(1)
Failover Interface Tests
349(1)
Stateful Failover
350(1)
Hardware and Software Requirements
351(1)
Types of Failover
351(1)
Active/Standby Failover
351(1)
Active/Active Failover
352(1)
Asymmetric Routing
353(2)
Failover Configuration
355(14)
Active/Standby Failover Configuration
355(1)
Step 1: Select the Failover Link
355(1)
Step 2: Assign Failover IP Addresses
356(1)
Step 3: Set the Failover Key (Optional)
357(1)
Step 4: Designating the Primary Cisco ASA
357(1)
Step 5: Enable Stateful Failover (Optional)
358(1)
Step 6: Enable Failover Globally
358(1)
Step 7: Configure Failover on the Secondary Cisco ASA
359(1)
Active/Active Failover Configuration
359(1)
Step 1: Select the Failover Link
360(1)
Step 2: Assign Failover Interface IP Addresses
360(1)
Step 3: Set Failover Key
360(1)
Step 4: Designate the Primary Cisco ASA
360(1)
Step 5: Enable Stateful Failover
361(1)
Step 6: Set Up Failover Groups
361(1)
Step 7: Assign Failover Group Membership
362(1)
Step 8: Assign Interface IP Addresses
363(1)
Step 9: Set Up Asymmetric Routing (Optional)
363(1)
Step 10: Enable Failover Globally
363(1)
Step 11: Configure Failover on the Secondary Cisco ASA
364(1)
Optional Failover Commands
364(1)
Specifying Failover MAC Addresses
364(1)
Configuring Interface Policy
365(1)
Managing Failover Timers
366(1)
Monitoring Failover Interfaces
366(1)
Zero-Downtime Software Upgrade
367(2)
Deployment Scenarios
369(5)
Active/Standby Failover in Single Mode
369(2)
Active/Active Failover in Multiple Security Contexts
371(3)
Monitoring and Troubleshooting Failovers
374(5)
Monitoring
374(3)
Troubleshooting
377(2)
Summary
379(2)
Quality of Service
381(24)
Architectural Overview
382(7)
Traffic Policing
382(1)
Traffic Prioritization
383(1)
Packet Flow Sequence
384(1)
Packet Classification
385(1)
IP Precedence Field
385(1)
IP DSCP Field
386(2)
IP Access Control List
388(1)
IP Flow
388(1)
VPN Tunnel Group
388(1)
QoS and VPN Tunnels
389(1)
Configuring Quality of Service
389(6)
Step 1: Set Up a Class Map
390(3)
Step 2: Configure a Policy Map
393(1)
Step 3: Apply the Policy Map on the Interface
394(1)
Step 4: Tune the Priority Queue (Optional)
394(1)
QoS Deployment Scenarios
395(6)
QoS for VoIP Traffic
395(3)
QoS for the Remote-Access VPN Tunnels
398(3)
Monitoring QoS
401(2)
Summary
403(2)
Part III Intrusion Prevention System (IPS) Solution
405(60)
Intrusion Prevention System Integration
407(14)
Adaptive Inspection Prevention Security Services Module Overview (AIP-SSM)
407(6)
AIP-SSM Management
408(1)
Inline Versus Promiscuous Mode
409(4)
Directing Traffic to the AIP-SSM
413(1)
AIP-SSM Module Software Recovery
414(2)
Additional IPS Features
416(3)
IP Audit
416(1)
Shunning
417(2)
Summary
419(2)
Configuring and Troubleshooting Cisco IPS Software via CLI
421(44)
Cisco IPS Software Architecture
421(6)
MainApp
422(1)
SensorApp
423(1)
Network Access Controller
424(1)
AuthenticationApp
425(1)
cipsWebserver
425(1)
LogApp
426(1)
EventStore
426(1)
TransactionSource
427(1)
Introduction to the CIPS 5.x Command-Line Interface
427(6)
Logging In to the AIP-SSM via the CLI
427(1)
CLI Command Modes
428(1)
Initializing the AIP-SSM
429(4)
User Administration
433(3)
User Account Roles and Levels
433(1)
Administrator Account
433(1)
Operator Account
434(1)
Viewer Account
434(1)
Service Account
434(1)
Adding and Deleting Users by Using the CLI
434(1)
Creating Users
435(1)
Deleting Users
435(1)
Changing Passwords
435(1)
AIP-SSM Maintenance
436(14)
Adding Trusted Hosts
436(1)
SSH Known Host List
437(1)
TLS Known Host List
437(1)
Upgrading the CIPS Software and Signatures via the CLI
437(1)
One-Time Upgrades
438(1)
Scheduled Upgrades
439(2)
Displaying Software Version and Configuration Information
441(3)
Backing Up Your Configuration
444(1)
Displaying and Clearing Events
445(1)
Displaying and Clearing Statistics
446(4)
Advanced Features and Configuration
450(13)
IPS Tuning
450(2)
Disabling and Retiring IPS Signatures
452(1)
Custom Signatures
453(4)
IP Logging
457(1)
Automatic Logging
457(1)
Manual Logging of Specific Host Traffic
458(2)
Configuring Blocking (Shunning)
460(3)
Summary
463(2)
Part IV Virtual Private Network (VPN) Solution
465(144)
Site-to-Site IPSec VPNs
467(32)
Preconfiguration Checklist
467(2)
Configuration Steps
469(10)
Step 1: Enable ISAKMP
470(1)
Step 2: Create the ISAKMP Policy
471(1)
Step 3: Set the Tunnel Type
471(1)
Step 4: Configure ISAKMP Preshared Keys
472(1)
Step 5: Define the IPSec Policy
473(1)
Step 6: Specify Interesting Traffic
474(1)
Step 7: Configure a Crypto Map
475(1)
Step 8: Apply the Crypto Map to an Interface
476(1)
Step 9: Configuring Traffic Filtering
477(1)
Step 10: Bypassing NAT (Optional)
478(1)
Advanced Features
479(3)
OSPF Updates over IPSec
479(1)
Reverse Route Injection
479(2)
NAT Traversal
481(1)
Tunnel Default Gateway
481(1)
Optional Commands
482(3)
Perfect Forward Secrecy
482(1)
Security Association Lifetimes
483(1)
Phase 1 Mode
483(1)
Connection Type
483(1)
Inheritance
484(1)
ISAKMP Keepalives
484(1)
Deployment Scenarios
485(7)
Single Site-to-Site Tunnel Configuration Using NAT-T
485(3)
Fully Meshed Topology with RRI
488(4)
Monitoring and Troubleshooting Site-to-Site IPSec VPNs
492(5)
Monitoring Site-to-Site VPNs
492(2)
Troubleshooting Site-to-Site VPNs
494(2)
ISAKMP Proposal Unacceptable
496(1)
Mismatched Preshared keys
496(1)
Incompatible IPSec Transform Set
496(1)
Mismatched Proxy Identities
497(1)
Summary
497(2)
Remote Access VPN
499(76)
Cisco IPSec Remote Access VPN Solution
499(20)
Configuration Steps
500(1)
Step 1: Enable ISAKMP
501(1)
Step 2: Create the ISAKMP Policy
502(1)
Step 3: Configure Remote-Access Attributes
502(3)
Step 4: Define the Tunnel Type
505(1)
Step 5: Configure ISAKMP Preshared Keys
506(1)
Step 6: Configure User Authentication
506(1)
Step 7: Assign an IP Address
507(2)
Step 8: Define the IPSec Policy
509(1)
Step 9: Set Up a Dynamic Crypto Map
509(1)
Step 10: Configure the Crypto Map
510(1)
Step 11: Apply the Crypto Map to an Interface
510(1)
Step 12: Configure Traffic Filtering
510(1)
Step 13: Set Up a Tunnel Default Gateway (Optional)
511(1)
Step 14: Bypass NAT (Optional)
511(1)
Step 15: Set Up Split Tunneling (Optional)
512(1)
Cisco VPN Client Configuration
513(1)
Software-Based VPN Clients
514(3)
Hardware-Based VPN Clients
517(2)
Advanced Cisco IPSec VPN Features
519(12)
Transparent Tunneling
519(1)
NAT Traversal
519(1)
IPSec over TCP
520(1)
IPSec over UDP
521(1)
IPSec Hairpinning
521(1)
VPN Load-Balancing
522(3)
Client Auto-Update
525(2)
Client Firewalling
527(1)
Personal Firewall Check
527(1)
Central Protection Policy
528(1)
Hardware based Easy VPN Client Features
529(1)
Interactive Hardware Client Authentication
529(1)
Individual User Authentication
529(1)
Cisco IP Phone Bypass
530(1)
Leap Bypass
530(1)
Hardware Client Network Extension Mode
531(1)
Deployment Scenarios of Cisco IPSec VPN
531(6)
IPSec Hairpinning with Easy VPN and Firewalling
531(3)
Load-Balancing and Site-to-Site Integration
534(3)
Monitoring and Troubleshooting Cisco Remote Access VPN
537(4)
Monitoring Cisco Remote Access IPSec VPNs
537(2)
Troubleshooting Cisco IPSec VPN Clients
539(2)
Cisco WebVPN Solution
541(7)
Configuration Steps
543(1)
Step 1: Enable the HTTP Service
544(1)
Step 2: Enable WebVPN on the Interface
544(1)
Step 3: Configure WebVPN Look and Feel
545(1)
Step 4: Configure WebVPN Group Attributes
546(2)
Step 5: Configure User Authentication
548(1)
Advanced WebVPN Features
548(16)
Port Forwarding
549(2)
Configuring URL Mangling
551(3)
E-Mail Proxy
554(1)
Authentication Methods for E-Mail Proxy
555(2)
Identifying E-Mail Servers for E-Mail Proxies
557(1)
Delimiters
557(2)
Windows File Sharing
559(2)
WebVPN Access Lists
561(3)
Deployment Scenarios of WebVPN
564(5)
WebVPN with External Authentication
565(2)
WebVPN with E-Mail Proxies
567(2)
Monitoring and Troubleshooting WebVPN
569(4)
Monitoring WebVPN
569(1)
Troubleshooting WebVPN
570(1)
SSL Negotiations
570(1)
WebVPN Data Capture
571(1)
E-Mail Proxy Issues
572(1)
Summary
573(2)
Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
575(34)
Introduction to PKI
575(4)
Certificates
576(1)
Certificate Authority
577(1)
Certificate Revocation List
578(1)
Simple Certificate Enrollment Protocol
579(1)
Enrolling the Cisco ASA to a CA Using SCEP
579(6)
Generating the RSA Key Pair
579(1)
Configuring a Trustpoint
580(5)
Manual (Cut-and-Paste) Enrollment
585(3)
Configuration for Manual Enrollment
585(1)
Obtaining the CA Certificate
586(1)
Generating the ID Certificate Request and Importing the ID Certificate
587(1)
Configuring CRL Options
588(3)
Configuring IPSec Site-to-Site Tunnels Using Certificates
591(5)
Configuring the Cisco ASA to Accept Remote-Access VPN Clients Using Certificates
596(6)
Enrolling the Cisco VPN Client
596(4)
Configuring the Cisco ASA
600(2)
Troubleshooting PKI
602(5)
Time and Date Mismatch
602(3)
SCEP Enrollment Problems
605(1)
CRL Retrieval Problems
606(1)
Summary
607(2)
Part V Adaptive Security Device Manager
609(168)
Introduction to ASDM
611(34)
Setting Up ASDM
611(4)
Uploading ASDM
611(1)
Setting Up Cisco ASA
612(1)
Accessing ASDM
613(2)
Initial Setup
615(7)
Startup Wizard
616(6)
Functional Screens
622(3)
Configuration Screen
622(2)
Monitoring Screen
624(1)
Interface Management
625(2)
System Clock
627(1)
Configuration Management
628(2)
Remote System Management
630(3)
Telnet
630(1)
SSH
631(1)
SSL (ASDM)
632(1)
System Maintenance
633(2)
Software Installation
633(1)
File Management
634(1)
System Monitoring
635(8)
System Logging
635(6)
SNMP
641(2)
Summary
643(2)
Firewall Management Using ASDM
645(34)
Access Control Lists
645(4)
Address Translation
649(4)
Routing Protocols
653(4)
RIP
654(1)
OSPF
654(2)
Multicast
656(1)
AAA
657(3)
Application Inspection
660(5)
Security Contexts
665(1)
Transparent Firewalls
666(1)
Failover
667(4)
QoS
671(6)
Summary
677(2)
IPS Management Using ASDM
679(26)
Accessing the IPS Device Management Console from ASDM
679(2)
Configuring Basic AIP-SSM Settings
681(5)
Licensing
681(1)
Verifying Network Settings
682(1)
Adding Allowed Hosts
683(1)
Configuring NTP
684(1)
Adding Users
684(2)
Advanced IPS Configuration and Monitoring Using ASDM
686(17)
Disabling and Enabling Signatures
687(4)
Configuring Blocking
691(3)
Creating Custom Signatures
694(5)
Creating Event Action Filters
699(2)
Installing Signature Updates and Software Service Packs
701(1)
Configuring Auto-Update
702(1)
Summary
703(2)
VPN Management Using ASDM
705(46)
Site-to-Site VPN Setup Using Preshared Keys
706(7)
Site-to-Site VPN Setup Using PKI
713(8)
Cisco Remote-Access IPSec VPN Setup
721(10)
Web VPN
731(14)
VPN Monitoring
745(4)
Summary
749(2)
Case Studies
751(26)
Case Study 1: Deploying the Cisco ASA at Branch Offices and Small Businesses
751(6)
Branch Offices
751(4)
Small Business Partners
755(2)
Case Study 2: Large Enterprise Firewall, VPN, and IPS Deployment
757(12)
Internet Edge and DMZ
759(3)
Filtering Websites
762(1)
Remote Access VPN Cluster
763(4)
Application Inspection
767(1)
IPS
768(1)
Case Study 3: Data Center Security with Cisco ASA
769(6)
Summary
775(2)
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