IINS 3.0: ASA Security & Policies

WHAT YOU WILL LEARN

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  identify the connection identity used to reference an ASA interface
  

  identify the tools and information needed to connect to the ASA HTTP user interface
  

  identify where to view available protocols and IP addresses for managing the ASA
  

  recognize syntax used to filter the availability of HTTP management access to an ASA
  

  recognize types of network areas with recommended ASA firewall interface security levels
  

  specify requirements for allowing traffic between interfaces with defined security levels in a given scenario
  

  specify the most secure syntax used to restrict IP availability of the HTTP service
  

  identify an ADSM Access Rule tool in a given scenario
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  identify where NAT rules are defined in the ADSM
  

  recognize what network objects can act as aliases for on the ASA firewall
  

  recognize where ADSM Firewall anti-spoofing rules are configured
  

  specify requirements for bidirectional NAT traffic between zones in a given scenario
  

  specify the type of NAT that supports multiple source IP addresses translated into a single IP address
  

  identify the purpose of a global Service Policy Rule
  

  recognize traffic types inspected by default in a Service Policy Rule
  

  specify where ADSM Firewall Cisco MDF Policies are configured